UGREEN130W USB C Car Charger, Type C Car Charger Adapter Compatible with iPhone 17 17 Air 17 Pro 17 Pro Max 16 16 Plus 16 Pro 16 Pro Max 15 14 13 12, Galaxy S24 S23 Ultra, iPad, MacBook, and More

Good car charger. I need to keep my laptop charged on the go, and this charges my powerful laptop without any issues. My laptop only needs 100w charging while gaming, which I've never done from the car. But for regular charging (65w), this was able to charge it on a daily basis for weeks now without any heat or performance issues. Only suggestion would be if there was a way to make the blue light ring lighter or smaller (especially for nighttime it can be a little bright). But it doesn't affect functionality and is well worth the price paid.

Definitely recommend this charger, really worth its price for high quality and functionality. It warms up when 100W port in use only, fast charge supports.

Paired well with UGREEN fast charging cables, worth the money

I wanted something that would allow me to run my Starlink Mini from my truck. This is the perfect solution! Used it for a week and download/upload speeds were great; I had assumed that running the Mini at 12v might be a problem, it was not.

I’ve installed one of these in each of our vehicles. It delivers plenty of charging power for phones, and the USB-C port provides enough output to run my laptop when I need to work on the go. While there are plenty of similar products available, I’ve found Ugreen’s quality to be consistently reliable.

This is the best 12v adapter I've found to reliably power a Starlink Mini. I use my Mini in multiple vehicles where it stays plugged in all day (8-10 hours) and I use it for remote cellular service utilizing the Starlink's internet. I tried a straight 12v cable with the Starlink plug, and while I think the Starlink *can* operate at 12 volts, it doesn't like it. The unit was powering itself off and back on, ( I think due to my vehicle's battery voltage dipping slightly below 12v after sitting) With this adapter's built-in circuitry, the output voltage is higher, stabilizing the Starlink. It's insensitive to voltage dips at the source (Starlink stays powered on when I start my vehicle) which is great for me. The only other stable voltage supply I could find was using an inverter to convert DC to AC, only for the AC adapter to convert it back to DC, which to me, seemed a bit redundant and inefficient.

This is used in my truck to power USB-C cables mounted through the dash for various types of higher current electronic devices. The devices state they are receiving high power, so all is well at this point.

The media could not be loaded. These are the best car chargers I have used, so I bought two of them. Fast charge your Avata batteries in a charging hub, or your Avata 2 batteries in a charging hub or in the drone. With any such charger, you need to pay attention to the output power of the port(s) used, and the power draw of the charging hub (or Avata 2 drone). It gets a bit complicated. Don't get stressed out if you don't understand the decision process. The worst outcomes are that batteries don't charge at full speed (try switching ports), or that you blow a fuse and must replace it.The Avata 2 three battery hub draws up to 60 watts, so plug this into the 100 watt USB C port on the Ugreen. The Avata 2 drone draws 30 watts while charging, so it could be plugged into any of the ports on the Ugreen, but if you are simultaneously using another port, then plug the Avata 2 into the 45 watt USB C port on the Ugreen The Avata charging hub draws up to 45 watts. If used alone, any of the three ports could supply full power. If I wanted to charge the Avata using a hub and the Avata 2 using the drone, then I would plug the Avata into the 100 watt USB C port, and the Avata 2 into the 45 watt USB C port.One needs to use USB cables with adequate power ratings also. The ones supplied by DJI should be adequate, but if you use others, know what you are using. Many cheap cables that are included with devices with not charge your phone or drones at the highest potential speeds.I bought two so I could charge drones and other devices at the same time. Keep in mind that if you attempt to draw 130 watts out of this charger and have a ten amp circuit supplying the power port, you will likely blow the fuse and have to replace it. My Titan has such ten amp circuits, and I must be mindful of what I plug into them simultaneously. I keep a supply of spare fuses for when I make bad decisions. The consequence is really not serious, I just have to change a fuse.This Ugreen charger also provides superfast charging (the highest possible rate) on my Galaxy S23.Keep in mind that the primary function of your car battery is to start the car. Charging drone and other batteries when the engine is off is going to leave you stranded someday if you are not careful about how much power you take when the engine is off. With a car battery that is in good shape, you should be safe in charging a few Avata batteries, including for the goggles and controller.I may buy a third one of these to plug into the power port on my Jackery Explorer 1000.