AINOPE USB C Car Charger Fast Charging, PD+QC3.0 Dual iPhone Car Charger USB, Fast USB C Car Charger [Mini & All Metal], Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14 Pro Max Plus&Samsung,All Smartphone,Black

Great + Solid USB C Car charger adapter.
📝My overall Review:
I’ve had this for about a good 3-4 months now. Probably purchased this around the start of summer or so. It’s an huge upgrade from the one I had and it fits right inside the port of the car.
+ Charges up pretty fast!
+Small/saves space!
+Looks nice (Got the red to match the ash tray)
+Compatible w Android+ iPhone
-Only 2 slots (which is fine with me)
It actually saves me a ton of space rather than having an adapter that sticks out like a good 2 inches. The area where I plug it in is already a tight spot so this is actually a great product!
✅Running strong still today as of Aug 10, 2023!

Good as advertised
small and powerful as promised

Definitely The Smallest and The Most Flush Fitting
This thing is perfect to upgrade an older Jackery without USB-C or fast charge USB ports. I have a Jackery 290 and I use it mainly to charge USB devices and the slow 2.4A ports just weren’t cutting it. The 12v socket I rarely used so I wanted a low profile if not flush adapter to fast charge my devices. This fit the bill perfectly. As a bonus, the existing USB ports can be used to charge even more devices that don’t take advantage of the fast charge.
BUILD QUAILITY: Very quality and solid feeling unit. The whole thing is made of aluminum, the pull handle feels like it will hold up fine, and the ports aren’t sloppy whatsoever even with cheap cables. The anodized red looks great and looks like it was part of the Jackery.
PERFORMANCE: The USB-A Port displays as “Fast Charging” on my Galaxy Fold Z3 and the USB-C/PD Port shows “Very Fast Charging” on the same phone. Something to note though, my Jackery shows it’s pulling a max of 23 watts with the USB-C port and 15 Watts on the USB-A Port. This might be due to cheap cables but when using both ports at the same time, the displayed output wattage actually drops down to 15 Watts. This is while charging 2 Galaxy Fold Z3s. It could be a number of things such as cables, current state of phone charge (one was at 15% and the 2nd was at 45%), or maybe the Jackery’s wattage usage gauge is off. Either way it’s advertised as 30 Watts from each port. The Jackery could limit output for all I know.
Overall in happy with the unit, if I ever have to use the 12v socket, I can just simply pull it out of the Jackery and use as normal. I only have a USB-A tester but when I get time I will run the tester on a straight to battery 12v socket and see if it pulls the advertised 30 Watts and update this review.

It does do the fast charge.
I’ve been snowed by other vendors. This one works. It’s nearly flush to the top of the 12v jack, which I like.
Don’t forget–you need to use a cable that’s designed for fast charging. Many aren’t, even cables that look really thick. The conductors inside must have the appropriate wire gauge to allow sufficient voltage at the end of the cable. Otherwise you won’t get a fast charge. Overly long cables may not work for you either, so don’t use a longer cable than necessary.