🚗 AINOPE USB C Car Charger: Smallest 30W PD & 30W QC Dual Port Adapter for iPhone 13/13 Pro Max, iPad, MacBook, Samsung - Fast and Flush Fit! Review

It still sticks out and pulls out easily if you pull the cables at all. I keep putting it in. A folding handle makes no sense as it does not close flush. Too big for my 21 jeep

I asked if when charging USB-A and C at the same time. Both get up to 30 watts, they said yes. Looking at the documentation, 30W for one connected and both A and C is only 12W per port, 24W total. Complete garbage if you use both ports.

This was the answer to a problem with adapters to use on my cross country motorcycle rides. This very compact adapter stayed securely in place for over 6,000 miles, unlike others I've had that had to be snapped in after every big bump in the track. Saves space and is easy to remove with a pull tab.

My 2015 Scion FR-S has a poorly placed 12V outlet right in front of the cup holder so any USB adapter I use won't usually snap the cup holder into place. This charger works great AND fits snugly enough that I can plug in an Apple Magsafe charger and still snap the cup holder in place. A nice bonus is the presence of a USB-A port. Highly recommend if you're looking for something low profile.

Bought this charger for my daughter's car. She has one of the latest smartphones with High Power Fast Charging (PD) and this USB-C car charger supports it in a very small space. There's almost no overhang, and with the new arm design, that's not necessary. I have an old model in my car that still works fine, but I'm considering buying another of this model because it looks so much better and performs the same. The build quality couldn't be better. Not cheap plastic, which is nice because my…

Okay, I have to admit that the hidden mount was the first thing that caught my eye and once I started looking at the specs I was really impressed. It looks better, charges faster (I used a wireless charging cradle in my car and it improved its performance by 100%) and just seems better quality than others I've used. I would warn anyone not to open the box and plug it into an outlet, it is covered in a vacuum plastic coating which you will need to remove and if you don't look closely you may not

So I guess the only problem with this thing is that they made it tiny. But not microscopic 🙄 So stay with me. They bought it because it's tiny and fits in the cigarette lighter. But if you have a 12v socket instead of a real cigarette lighter, then you probably have a small door that stays attached to the car. Of course, when you're done with that, you'll instinctively want to CLOSE the door. BUT this thing is a bit big for that. It's not a manufacturing defect at all, but it still makes you…

I like the fact that it has both USB standards, so existing USB-A cables can be used with Type-C cables. Fast charging phones and tablets (Galaxy S21, S20FE, Note 10+, Pixel 3, iPhone SE 2020, iPad Air 4th Gen, iPad Pro 2021). I preferred it to other low profile chargers because of the small handle for easier extraction. However, this charger will pop out on its own (in Tacoma) even with no cables connected. It's bad enough that my devices stop charging if I don't. push it back often…

At first glance this seemed like a great little car charger. While not the smallest I've found, it charges my phone in fast charge mode and has 2 ports. It doesn't fit snugly enough to close the 12v outlet cover in my SUV console, but I can insert it into the 12v outlet in the ashtray tray and close the sliding ashtray cover. The smallest adapter I've found fits flush and allows me to close the 12V plug cover, but it only has one port while this slightly larger adapter has 2 ports. UPDATE…