Car Charger, [Apple MFi Certified]2 Pack 48W Dual Port USB C Car Charger All Metal iPhone Fast Car Adapter with 2x3ft Lightning Cable for Carplay, Type C fast Charging for iPhone/iPad/Airpods and more

Worked and charged fast

Have used these for years, everyday multiple times for over a year. Never had an issue and very fast charging. Works perfectly.

No problem with this product. Order received within estimated time. This charger is perfect to use to charge phone in car. It works well and the charge holds. No complaints with it and can store in glove box or middle console. Would recommend.

Lightning Speed: Dual ports with 48W power mean charging multiple devices, like my iPhone and iPad, at blazing speeds. No more waiting hours for a top-up! MFi Certified Magic: Apple certification ensures seamless compatibility with my iPhone, unlike those dodgy chargers that cause chaos. Peace of mind, check! Built to Last: The all-metal design feels sturdy and premium, like something Apple would build itself. No cheap plastic worries here. Bonus Braids: Two braided Lightning cables are included, a welcome touch that adds durability and a stylish flair. Value Champ: This charger delivers top-notch quality and performance at a reasonable price. My pockets and my gadgets are happy campers.

Comes out of plug sometimes but still a fast charger

Sin duda alguna este artículo a sido uno de los más efectivos que e podido adquirir, hace tiempo que lo compre y aún sigue desempeñando su función como nuevo

excelente tengo años con ese cargador y no me han dado problema, lo volveria a solicitar y carga rapido

I thought this is one charger that comes with 2 cables but it’s actually a 2 pack with 2 chargers plus 2 chargers. The most important thing is whether the charger and its included cable can handle high speed charging. I’m happy to see that I was able to charge at 25w, which is the highest rate for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Tried charging a 40w capable power bank I was getting at most 27w. Running 2.5A at 10.8V. I tried it on a soldering iron to see if I can get PD to negotiate at 20V but no luck. This adapter will only negotiate up to 12v, which mean we can expect a theoretical rate of 30w at 2.5A, and in practice it's closer to 27w, which is close enough to what is advertised. You'll be looking at a bigger and more expensive adapter if you want 20v or higher than 30w rate for stuff like laptops. Running a few stress test to see if the chargers have any issues, but so far so good. This adapter is a great buy.