💡 220V 110V to 12V 10A 120W Cigarette Lighter Outlet Socket Wall Plug Power Charger - Quentacy AC to DC Converter Review

This is my second. The first lasted about a year or two. I use it to power a portable tire pump for my mower. The performance of my second is a bit intermittent but seems to be working fine.

We have a small portable DVD player with a second screen and this adapter allows us to use it when we are out of the van. I also use it to run a wonderful little fan I originally had in my car many years ago. The item arrived as described and has worked flawlessly so far.

Bought this AC/DC converter to use with a handheld vacuum (small). Vacuum specifications 8A - 12V. The power specifications of this converter are given as 220V 110V to 12V 10A 120W. I plugged the vacuum into the outlet, turned it on, and it worked for about 5 minutes in total, then the converter didn't give enough power to turn it back on, even though the vacuum's power requirements are within the limits specified by this converter. Wouldn't recommend it. Sent back for a refund.

Bought to see if my chargers are damaged and my car cigarette lighter is annoying. Yes, that's enough to know that my A10 needs to be repaired. But maybe bad news for my Onewheel Floaters! This adapter is not strong enough for car charger port. After a few minutes it got hot and the beeping and flashing light started shorting out the power. I'll keep it for future devices designed for medium to low power requirements. Did he charge the XR? Yes, a little, but I don't risk frying my board over…

I have a mini compressor, mainly because my car's tires keep shrinking. The air compressor in my car kept blowing a fuse, so I decided to look for an adapter. I was suspicious at first, but this works and won't let me down! I have an external outlet in my carport that I plug it into and the air compressor works just as hard as if it were plugged into a car cigarette lighter. 5, because after a month the cable cover had already come loose from the plug and the wires were exposed. It's not due to

Moving this thing from my trailer to my tractor I accidentally ripped off the outlet part and was surprised at how small the gauge of wire was inside considering that it is so small must feed up to 8A. Maybe that's okay, because at least during my use, while it was quite hot, it wasn't enough to be alarming and the heat seemed to be coming from the brick, not the wire. Although I'm sure it rattled and rumbled quite loudly in the back of my trailer when I was dragging it down the street, I never