Roackstone 30W Dual Port Car Charger with USB-C to Lightning Cable
Power up two devices at once with 30W PD fast charging on the road. Smart Charging Technology delivers the exact output each device needs, safely and efficiently. Includes a USB-C to Lightning cable so you're ready to charge the moment you plug in.
Key Features
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30W USB-C Power Delivery – Charge iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, iPads and more up to 80% in under 30 minutes
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Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 port – Up to 4× faster than a conventional car charger for Android and USB-A devices
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Dual-port design – Charge two devices simultaneously without slowing either one down
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Smart Charging Technology – Automatically detects each device and delivers its optimal charging current
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USB-C to Lightning cable included – MFi-style fast charging for iPhone right out of the box
Product Description
Long drives shouldn't mean a dead phone. The Roackstone 30W Dual Port Car Charger turns your 12V socket into a fast-charging station for everything you carry. With a 30W USB-C Power Delivery port on one side and a Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 port on the other, you and your passenger can both charge at full speed without swapping cables or waiting your turn.
At the core of the charger is Smart Charging Technology, which identifies each connected device and matches its unique charging requirements. Whether you plug in an iPhone, an Android phone, a tablet or a pair of earbuds, the charger adapts its output for the fastest safe charge—no manual settings, no guesswork, and built-in protection against overcurrent, overheating and short circuits.
The included USB-C to Lightning cable means iPhone users get fast charging from the very first drive, while the QC 3.0 port keeps USB-A devices topped up just as quickly. Compact enough to leave in the socket permanently and universally compatible with today's phones and tablets, it's the one car charger you'll never need to replace.
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