Anker Compact Fast Car Charger 3 Ports 67W - High Speed Charging for iPhone 16/15/14, Galaxy S23, iPad Air, and More - USB-C to USB-C Cable Included for Easy Connection

Excellent quality. All this power in a car charger is crazy!

Product charges quickly and is robust. A good choice for older cars without a USB port. Highly recommend.

Nothing much to really say, just a solid charger for your car. Works as expected, fast charging, durable, and it’s not so big that it takes up a lot of room. Definitely a must for your car.

A good triple charger for the car supports Quick charge.

I have been on a quest to find a quality dual-port PD charger that can reliably deliver 30-35 watts per port to both ports simultaneously. I require this to charge my DJI Mini 3 Pro & Mini 4 Pro flight batteries, along with their RCs, while on the road. The flight batteries max out at 35 watts each, while the RCs top out @ 15 watts (DJI RC) & 30 watts (DJI RC2) respectively. A dual port, 30 watt per port, charger will allow me to recharge both flight battery hubs, or one hub & an RC, concurrently.Anker is a brand I know & respect, owning several of their products. While not quite what I was looking for, I decided to give this a try. The unit is attractively designed, the lighting is not overly bright, it fits well in the lighter socket, & it feels well built. It appears to be constructed of some sort of plastic. It has a nice matte finish that does not become fouled with fingerprints. The unit does not become overly warm in use.I purchased this knowing the 535 fell a bit short on supplying the concurrent 35-watts-per-port I was seeking, but I do want to salute Anker for ACCURATELY stating the unit's capacity. Per the listing it states single-port capacity (USB-C, either port) as 67 watts max, dual USB-C port use as 43 watts (Port 1) & 20 watts (Port 2), & 3-port use as 43 watts (Port 1), 9 watts (Port 2), & 9 watts (USB-A). In testing the unit delivered exactly as advertised, actually a little better than rated as I was getting 10 watts for ports 2 & 3 in 3-port use.To Anker: It would be greatly appreciated if you could design a similar device that can reliably supply 35 watts to both USB-C ports concurrently. A concurrent QC 3.0 18-watt USB-A port (that would be 88 watts total) would be cool, but just the dual 35-watt USB-C PD ports, 70 watts total, would be perfect for my needs. A third QC3.0 USB-A port, also capable of 18 watt concurrent output, would be welcome but unnecessary. The dual USB-C ports are what I most desire. Thank you again for HONESTLY listing your product.

We were on the fence about buying this based on the reviews, but after using it we love it. It seems many of the negative reviews didn’t know that they need to use the TOP USB-C port in order for the quick charge function to work. Was able to fast charge iPhones, iPads, and even charge and power a laptop (Microsoft Surface) using the top USB-C port. The other ports worked for our phones and iPads, but were not powerful enough to power the laptop (hence only 4 stars). Overall, a great value for the money, and Anker is a solid brand (unlike many chargers offered by competitors).

Works perfect for my samsung phone. Allows it to charge fast

The charger is perfect. BUTT! The cable is not coping and when you pair a REAL FAST CHARGING CABLE it is awesome.Know that you won't be satisfied unless you use a perfect cable.