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Prime Members: Mrglas 125W Metal Mini Dual Port Car Charger (PD65W & QC60W, Black) $9.85 + Free Shipping
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MRGLAS Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has for Prime Members: Mrglas 125W Metal Mini Dual Port Car Charger (PD65W & QC60W, Black) on sale for $16.99 - 42% off when you apply promo code 428YIIXW at checkout = $9.85. Shipping is free.
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MRGLAS Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has for Prime Members: Mrglas 125W Metal Mini Dual Port Car Charger (PD65W & QC60W, Black) on sale for $16.99 - 42% off when you apply promo code 428YIIXW at checkout = $9.85. Shipping is free.
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"They pulled a fast one with the specs on this, claiming 65W PD output that can go up to 20V. Turns out, you'll only ever get either of those specs if you supply it with a 24V input, hence the sneaky "12-24V input" rating. A standard car socket, which is what this plugs into, only supplies 12V, and this module does not perform boost-mode regulation, so it can only output less than or equal to its input. In real world usage, this thing only outputs PDOs up to 12V/36W. Real bummer."
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