Update: This popular deal is available again.
NexaLevel via Amazon has
LISEN 4-in-1 Up to 96W Car Charger w/ Retractable USB-C + L Cable on sale for
$9.89 when you apply promo code
JOXU35IP at checkout.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: If promo code doesn't apply, refresh, re-enter, or review after selecting payment method to see if it already applied. This promo code is valid for users with or without Prime membership, taking the final price to the same $9.89 price.
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About this product: - 96W car charger with USB-C, Lightning, USB-C PD, and USB-A ports
- Charges up to 4 devices simultaneously
- Dual retractable cables extend up to 31.5"
- 36W USB-C PD and 18W USB-A QC charging outputs
- 180° swivel design with LED voltage display
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This LISEN 4 in 1 car charger stands out for fast charging in a compact, retractable design that keeps cords out of the way. It is described as handling Android and iPhone charging at the same time, with extra USB ports available for trips and a high wattage output that makes quick charging its main appeal. The main drawbacks are the short cord and a bulky form factor, and the Lightning cable is less useful for setups that need two USB C leads. A practical pick if you want tidy in car charging and can live with the layout.
Common Questions (5)
At around $9.90 to $10.40 after checkout or promo code, it is described as a decent deal for the wattage and charging flexibility. The main tradeoffs are the short cord and bulky form factor.
The cord is reported to be short, and the unit is described as somewhat bulky. It works better in a center-console setup where the cable can retract when not in use, instead of hanging across seats or the shifter.
Yes. The listing says it supports fast charging for QC, Samsung, and Apple devices, and it can fast charge an Android and an iPhone at the same time. The high wattage is the main reason to buy it if you want quick top-ups on the road.
No. The included cable setup is not all USB-C, and one comment specifically wishes it had two USB-C cables instead of an iPhone/Lightning cable. If you need USB-C on both ends, you may need an adapter or a different cable.
It can draw from standby power, so it should be removed when not in use or connected to a switched-off circuit if the vehicle sits for long periods. That matters especially in battery-powered setups like a sailboat.
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When using something like this that is likely to run off the batteries (sailboats don't run motors most of the time), you need to make sure to either remove it when done with it or put it on a circuit that can be switched off so it won't continue to run down the battery while on standby.
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