USB Car Charger 12V / 24V 4.8A 2 Port USB Car Cigarette Lighter Charger Adapter with LED Digital Voltmeter for iPhone 12 11 X 8 6s Plus Samsung Galaxy S9 S8 Huawei P9 P10 P20 and more

The charger lights up and can charge 2 devices

Good value

I can't comment on the twin USB sockets as I only wanted it for the voltmeter, which works fine.

Similar to other chargers but with a voltage display which I find useful. Charges phone quickly. Quality item & pleased with it.

Does what it says on the tin.

Simple enough product really, everyone knows what these do. Plug it into the cigarette lighter of a vehicle and it will give you a nice and clear readout of the current battery voltage on the display. It gave an accurate reading on my 2003 VW Polo compared to my multi-meter so no issues there. As someone who had issues during the lockdowns with the battery of their car going flat due to lack of use this is a handy way to keep track of the battery health. I can easily take note of issues without any effort so I don't end up stranded with a dead battery.Obviously only charge devices while the engine is running as you will drain the battery in no time at all otherwise. While you charge something the display will rotate between output voltage and amperage as you can see in my images. I need to get better usb-c to usb-a cables to enable fast charging on this but it works at a normal charge rate just fine with the basic cables I had on hand.It fits really well in the cigarette lighter port without any wobble etc and won't accidentally come undone during normal use.It comes in a small cardboard box and plastic wrapping, the unit itself has a nice red anodized metallic finish and a protective film over the display on top. No issues to speak of in regards to build quality. At £8.99 its not bad at all and if you need two easy to access usb ports for charging or running any usb device inside a car this should do the trick. The ability to quickly check battery voltage without having to pop the bonnet and check manually with a multimeter is actually such a huge feature. Which is not all that common on these usb chargers at least in the sub £10 range.

There are loads of these devices on the market with one or two USB sockets, and I have used quite a few of them in one vehicle or another, but I have to say that I do like this one, but not because of its charging capability, but because of the little display that shows the voltage of the car battery. My Subaru has 'feature' where the battery goes dead if the car isn't used for a while (or even sometimes in the winter if it is used), so just having this little device plugged in gives me an instant reading of the battery condition and tells me if I need to give it a run to get the battery charged, a lot less hassle than using a multi-meter under the bonnet.But in addition to the display it also has two USB-A ports which are rated at up to 2.4A each, so if your device can take that current, they are genuine 'fast charge' ports, it outs out enough that my Motorola phone still charges even when running the sat-nav app. which other adapters haven't been able to do.I like its construction, it feels very well made and solid and it fits securely into all the cigar lighter sockets that I have been able to try it in.I think that the price of £8.99 is a bit of a bargain, especially as it will help me avoid a flat battery!Thank you for reading my review. The price quoted is correct at the time of writing. I hope that you've found this review interesting and helpful, if you have please consider giving it a 'helpful vote'.

This USB car charger is supplied in a cardboard box and comes wrapped in a small opaque plastic bag. I found it to be surprisingly well made, considering the price. The body is red coated metal with silver details and looks attractive. It is also available in black. It fits well in my car's 12V sockets and was easy to both insert and remove. I suspect the red finish may mark up a bit in time but so far so good.I am using this to upgrade the two USB sockets in my Focus. They are fine but do no kick out much juice and I needed something to keep my phone topped up while I am using it for navigation and to power an MP3 player I am using as a music vault. I have also tried it with my old Garmin Sat Nav using the USB lead supplied with it and that worked perfectly as well. It charges my phone more quickly than the in-car sockets and it appears to do its job very well. It would also be useful to add USB power sources to a Car without such sockets or simply to augment those already there.It is reasonably priced and well made. It serves its purpose perfectly and there is little to criticise. There are other devices available that potentially pump out even more amps for charging but this is a good solid device that so far has not let me down. I have used it on a long run to Derby and it will be useful for a trip to Cambridge next week. The choice is obviously yours but if it suits your needs I am happy to commend it.