Fast Charging Type C Car Charger for Google Pixel & Samsung Note, 18W PD & Quick Charge 3.0 Car Adapter - Gray Review

Stopped working after a few months and I don't know why. They sent me a new one under warranty and a month later this one stopped.

My biggest concern was that this car charger doesn't support fast charging for my Google Pixel 3 XL. To my delight IT MADE IT! Screenshot attached. Also, I'm sure my friends will appreciate the USB 3.0 port when they ride together.

Charging works fine after a week of use. I like the blue ring light. The only problem is that the plug doesn't fit properly. During the movement it was lost and therefore does not charge. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. These plugs need to be a bit heavier to plug in to ensure a good connection and avoid loss while driving.

Finally found a cheap fast charger for my Pixel 3 XL. One thing I noticed is that the phone slows down charging when it gets hot. I've used the dash mount and found that the phone actually loses power when plugged in. I switched to a vent mount for my phone which kept it cool and fixed the issue. About as fast as the included charger. Definitely recommend. My phone now stays 100% on road trips.

At first I thought this charger was rubbish because it doesn't stay connected to my phone so I gave it one star. Your phone's USB-C charging port fills up with lint from time to time and some chargers stay disconnected. So basically it works now. This charger works well in the short term. I'm not sure how long this will last, but since the cord is detached from the plug, you should probably be able to replace the charging cord easily. It charges my phone quickly and efficiently.

Anyone familiar with 2020 USB-C smartphone charging speeds will tell you that anything above 7W charging speeds is a guessing game, save for the charger and cable that come in the same box as your phone . I own a Pixel 4, a great phone that's known for being picky about chargers and cables that charge it from zero to full at full speed while the hours it takes to charge at a modest 7 watts lying, to which it returns each time the sacrificial goat was not cut in exactly the right direction and…

Anyone who is familiar with the charging speed of USB-C smartphones 2020 will tell you that everything above the charging speed of 7W is a guessing game, except for the charger and the cable, which are in the same Packaging as your phone will be delivered. I own a Pixel 4, a great phone that's notorious for being picky about chargers and cables that charge it from zero to full at full speed compared to the hours it takes to charge with the modest 7W are needed, which it returns to when the…

Just got a new Google Pixel 3A after using a Droid phone for the last 5 or 6 years. This meant I had to switch to USB-C chargers. This item connected to my machine with no problems. The only issue I had was that even though both ends of the charging cable are the same (it should be able to connect to either the charger or the phone), only one end charged the phone. When I tried this product, at first I thought I got a failed one. I decided to swap the end of the cable that I had connected to…

When I ordered it I didn't know it was a Meagoes charger. I couldn't find anything in the listing to indicate that this is a Meagoes charger and the pictures of the charger do not have the Meagoes label which is on both the cable and the charger itself. It looks like the seller is intentionally hiding that it's a Meagoes charger. I can understand why. The last Meagoes charger I bought only lasted a few hours before it stopped working. If I had known it was a Meagoes charger I would not have…