WOTOBEUS 175W USB C Car Charger Adapter with Dynamic LED Display: PD 3.0 100W & PPS 45W QC5 - Super Fast Charging for iPhone 16 15 MacBook iPad Pro Air Galaxy S25/S24/S23 Ultra Pixel Type-C Laptops

I needed 2 outlets with 45+ watts, after calibration it worked wonderfully. I don't feel any heat, it's compact enough to travel, more than enough power. Charging speed keeps up.

Good

It does what it says. I don't think I've managed to pull 175w from it so far. I've managed to pull about 120, charging and using a laptop at 65w, and charging 2 power banks for another 50w.It got pretty hot, but not hot enough to burn/melt.The 100w port uses voltage boosting to lift the voltage above 12v when necessary (like when powering a laptop), but the other 2 ports only have voltage reducers. So if you're planning on running this from a 12v source like me, you'll get about 10-11v from the secondary ports.This isn't something I blame the manufacturer too much for though. They advertise that the secondary ports can guarantee 12v, and that would've been true if I were actually using it in a car (cars run at 14v generally).In any case, if you want a car charger that'll handle a laptop and a couple of other things, then you can get this. It does what it says.Strangely, even cables that I know to be 60w register as 100w cables when I use them with this charger. Maybe the charger itself has an e-mark chip attached to the port? Not sure if that's a good idea or not, but oh well. Doesn't matter to me much.

I use this charging device in my rv for charging my laptop and other devices. My dell laptop can use 100w usb power delivery. My phone can use 45w usb power delivery. I set up a charging station that allows charging these two devices and more at the same time. It works well.It's important to understand the limitations of this type of charger. If this device outputs 175w then that's almost 15 amps at 12 volts. Most car cigarette outlets only allow 10A current. This device is will blow fuses in your car that are less than 15 amps. I use a 15a circuit in my rv. Installation with loose wirings can cause overheating. That happened to me. With a solid installation this device will work great.This high-powered device has A higher idle power consumption. Because of that it should only be used in high powered scenarios such as laptop + phone/tablet. If you use it for charging one or two small devices then it's quite inefficient. Bigger is not always better when it comes to power output.

It took a long time to find a 12V car adapter that would actually put out the 20V needed to run a starlink mini. This one does it. I use it in my Tesla Model Y to power my starlink mini via a USBC adapter on the top port of this car charger. It works great.

Great product.Works perfect!

A friend asked me to find a car charger that did not generate interference. I chose this one for the specifications and tested it. It is electrically as quiet as can be. I used mine for Laptop and phone charging during long trips. My friend purchased the charger and has had the same good results.

The 3.0 double car charger that I was using was intermittently not charging my phone, so I upgraded to this one and I am impressed with the performance and the ecstatics with the green ring that lights up when it plugged in. With the high usage rate of phones et-cetera you need the latest high power charger to get your electronics back in the game....