JOYROOM Direct via Amazon has
Joyroom 175W 3-Port GaN Car Charger w/ PD 100W, PD 45W & QC 30W + 4' 100W USB-C Cable on sale for $24.99 - $12.50 (50%) when you apply promo code
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Product Details:
- 175W Fast Charging: Features 2 USB-C ports (100W + 45W) and 1 USB-A port (30W), supporting PD 3.0, PPS, and QC 4.0.
- Charge 3 Devices Simultaneously: Three independent charging chips provide stable, fast charging for multiple devices without significant power loss.
- 100W USB-C Cable Included: Comes with a 4-foot USB-C to USB-C cable with an E-Mark chip for fast and safe charging.
- LED Ambient Lighting: Colorful built-in lighting makes the ports easy to locate in the dark and adds a modern touch.
- Safety Features: Fire-retardant construction and ventilation help with heat dissipation, with protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, overload, overheating, and short circuits.
- Wide Compatibility: Works with laptops, tablets, smartphones, cameras, and other USB devices, and supports 12V–24V cars, trucks, and RVs.
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Going higher than 12V, and by extension all of the 5 amp power options, requires a 24V battery that would be more common in boats but almost nonexistent in cars.
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That's 150W. So it is less than 175W, but only slightly on 12V cars.
Also, most cars output a bit above 12V when running, and I presume you will get the full 175W in a normal operating 12V car.
There are some misleading car chargers that do that, but you need to read the label. Saying all of them do it casts misinfo, like here.
In for one for my rental car bag though.
That's 150W. So it is less than 175W, but only slightly on 12V cars.
Also, most cars output a bit above 12V when running, and I presume you will get the full 175W in a normal operating 12V car.
There are some misleading car chargers that do that, but you need to read the label. Saying all of them do it casts misinfo, like here.
Their claimed "175" is by adding all three theoretical numbers (100+45+30), which is the common practice in chargers like these even though it's physically impossible because the device doesn't work that way. You can see from their own label (picture attached to https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...05MOA
Furthermore, see USB logging screenshots attached to this review: https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...8PF4R
In all cases, there's mislabeling happening somewhere. It's only a question of where.
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