Basic Operations
1. Insert the car charger into the cigarette port or the power port of the car. The power
indicator light will turn on.
2. Connect your devices to a car charger using car charger USB outputs and USB cords
and charge your devices.
Charge mobile phone, smartphone or other digital device
1. Connect the device to the car charger with the original or certified charging USB cable.
2. The charger and digital device are in charging mode when connecting is finished.
3. Pull out the charging cable after the phone or digital device is fully charged.
4. Take out the car charger of a cigarette port or power port of the car.
Compatibility
How much power does your device need ?
Laptop – 45 – 100 Watt
Tablet – 18 – 45 Watt
Mini tablet – 18 – 27 Watt
Power bank – 18 – 27 Watt
Smartphone – 10 – 27 Watt
Cameras, camcoders, mp3 / mp4 players – 7.5 – 10 Watt
E-readers, game consoles – 5 – 10 Watt
Wireless headphones, bluetooth headsets – 5 Watt
Smartwatch – 5 Watt
Input:
Compatible with most versions of vehicles (DC 12 - 24 Volt)
Output:
Compatible with multiple quick charging protocols :
USB Power Delivery (USB PD) 2.0
&
3.0
Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0
&
3.0
MediaTek Pump Express (MTK PE)
Samsung AFC (Adaptive Fast Charging)
Huawei FCP (Fast Charge Protocol)
USB BC1.2 (Battery Charging Revision 1.2)
Note:
Apple iPhone XS Max, XS, XR, X, 8 and 8 Plus support fast charging (50% in 35 min). You
will need a USB Type C (USB PD) wall charger, USB Type C (USB PD) car charger or USB
Type C (USB PD) power bank to benefit from this. Because Apple wall charger that comes
with the phone does not fast charge.
Apple’s 1.0 – 2.4 Amp charging on iPhones 7, 7+, 6S, 6, 6S+, 5, SE, 5S, 4 gives the
performance somewhat close to Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0.