One USB-C port for a phone that charges fast, one USB-A port for everything older. Small enough to leave in the socket, solid enough that it does not rattle loose on a rough road.
Why owners pick it
- 66W split across two ports — USB-C delivers PD 30W for modern phones, USB-A adds QC 3.0 18W for everything else.
- Talks to your device — An identification chip negotiates the right voltage, supporting PPS, PD3.0, and QC4+ / QC3.0 rather than guessing.
- Stays cool under load — PC body with an aviation-grade zinc alloy shell and integrated heat dissipation, so the output does not throttle after ten minutes.
- Fits a cigarette socket properly — The barrel is sized to grip the socket, so it does not work its way out on speed bumps.
- One cable, two standards — Enough for a Galaxy S23 at super-fast speed and an iPhone at PD speed, from the same charger.
Specifications
| Ports | 1 × USB-C (PD 30W) + 1 × USB-A (QC 3.0 18W) |
|---|---|
| Total output | 66W |
| Protocols | PPS · PD3.0 · QC4+ · QC3.0 |
| Material | PC + aviation-grade zinc alloy |
| Input | 12V–24V DC |
| Brand | Phmnkl |
Good to know
Fast charging needs a cable that supports it. A thin charge-only cable will cap the port well below its rating — if the phone says “charging” instead of “fast charging”, the cable is usually the reason.
Shipping & support
Free shipping within the United States · 30-day returns · 12-month warranty. Questions? Write to [email protected] and a person will answer.
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