SUNDA 120W USB C Fast Car Charger, 4-Ports Car Charger Adapter, Dual Type C PD60W/PPS60W Compatible with iPhone16/15 Pro/Max/iPhone14/Galaxy/SamsungS24, Dual USB-A 30W QC3.0 for Android(Black)

This is just an incredible charger. While I have not had the chance to max the 120w rating yet, this thing easily handles my 60w load with ease. Secure in the socket, and plenty of port combinations makes this thing very versatile. Since I only have one plug, this thing allows me to charge my two PD phones and charge two extra phones at the same time. As an Uber driver that is priceless for me to have on tap.

I bought this for my phone and other things. I put this in my car and it charges my phone within an hour. It is so cool.

I forgot my car charger on a trip and purchased this as a replacement, I'm so glad I did. It has four ports, 2x A and 2x C so plenty of ports plus variety for the cables your friends may bring. The C ports have fast charging and even the A ports are pretty good. So far it has held up, not that it gets much movement in the car but I think this is a keeper.

This review is for the "SUNDA 5 Multi Ports USB C Car Charger, 120W Fast Car Charger Adapter, Dual Type C PD 65W" version with the removable cigarette lighter plug, a QC port, 2 USB ports, a "20 watt" USB-PD port and a "65 watt" USB PD port. I purchased this device on 1/2023.I was not reimbursed for this review, nor did the seller have any idea I was going to do this.First, I'm hardwiring this into a camper using Anderson Powerpole connectors. The power limitation here is that a cigarette lighter plug can only output about 100 watts before it starts to melt. This is probably why Sunda advertised this as a 65 watt device. You can pull more power though this device then they advertise if you use a different power connector that can handle the load.The DC barrel plug is a strange size: (DC6530) 6.5mm x 3.0mm. A standard 5.5x2.1mm plug won't fit. Plug converters from DC5521 to DC6530 are pretty easy to find.The ports on my device are mislabeled. I take one star off for that.The "65 watt" port is actually a USB PD 3.0 PPS 22 watt port. The "20 watt" port is actually a USB PD 3.0 (non PPS) 100 watt port! Yay extra power!The QC port and the regular USB ports are as advertised.I threw this on a bench tester and confirmed that you can actually pull 100 watts from the PD 100 watt port (despite it being labeled as only 20 watts).Build quality is pretty cheap, but I don't mind the extra power beyond what was advertised.

It's very sturdy sticks and fits in my lighter outlet Very well, speed charges all my devices That are speed charge capable and speed Charges any other device that is speed charge capable.It also pumps out enough juice to make it So you're a cell phone holder in your car will quickly and inefficiently speed charge your phone while plugged into the charger.Low heat levels even when speed charging 4 devices on all 4 ports at once. Very easy to use and cords fit into ports on the charger Very snuggly.

Good charger

Worked for a few months. Never actually plugged in any diag equipment to test actual power delivery, but pixel phone charged at its highest rate in either PD port, and in the 140w port the laptop didn't complain about the adapter providing less than the OEM adapter, so it did everything I needed.Until it didn't. 140w port died complete. 45w port delivers a signal and attempts to charge, such that the phone thinks it's charging when it really isn't, laptop is smart enough to not even try. Would rather it have a failsafe and not light up or attempt to provide power in a half broken state. As it is I wouldn't buy another one because I don't trust it not to fail in a way harmful for my devices.

Reliable. Good quality. Did not come loose