RapidX RXX2QCOLV Charger Quick Charge Review

I appreciate this ultra-compact RapidX X2 dual USB car charger. The dimensions of the device are 3 inches x 0.75 inches x 0.6 inches. It's small and barely invades my dashboard space. The USB connection is snug so you know the connected device is charging properly. There are two ports - a QUALCOMM 3.0 fast charge port and a USB 5V/2.4A (max) port. Output QC 3.0 Fast Charge Port: 5-6V/3A, 6-9V/2A, 9-12V/1.5A Fast Charge Port 3.0 Neon. Now two devices can be charged at the same time from a single

Like the sleek design. I have green and black. It will be a really good gift accessory for any soldier man or woman. Basically, it's just an emergency charger for your car. You must have a spare cable with you. because it is not included. I also think it's a great idea when you're traveling because you're always in cars or there's a car nearby that you can "recharge" by waiting in a parking lot or something . It would be great if you were on a private tour where you do a 6 hour map tour. Revain

I like that some RapidX chargers are Apple MFI certified, although apparently they are not. That at least gives me some confidence in RapidX, which I understand has primarily made gaming chairs in the past. However, the odd port configuration on this charger may be a deciding factor for some users. Depending on your vehicle, this may not work or may be what you are looking for. I suggest taking a good look at where the outlet is in your car and how deep that outlet is before deciding on this…

Rapid X2 Dual is a 12V to USB power converter. There are 2 USB ports and they are USB Type A. One port is Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 port (5-6V/3A, 6-9V/2A, 9-12V/1.5A; 18 W), the other is a normal USB port. connection (maximum 5V/2.4A) with a total output power of 30W. This product is designed for an input voltage of 12V to 24V. Good: - Product design is compact and feels solid: The case is rubberized and feels feel solid. securely tucked into the socket - If you care, the olive-colored model…

I like this charger, although it's easy to see that thinness has been traded for slimness, although it may not be that easy to actually use the two provided USB- Ports , depending on the angle you can position for these ports by plugging this charger into an outlet in your car. I've had other dual port chargers in the past, and those ports come straight out of the outlet that you plug the charger into. In these cases, the charger was "shorter" and smaller so that most possible chargers would…