Essager Car Charger 80W Super Fast Charging with USB PD/PPS/QC 3.0(Voltmeter&LED Lights) Universal Quick Charge for 12-24V Car Cigarette Lighter Plug,Compatible with iPhone 15 14 13 12,S22 S21 S20

The media could not be loaded. Super charge 3 devices at the same time with digital voltage reader. The low profile housing looks durable and nice.

This is a great charger that offers a lot of high charging ports in the USB C & A configuration.Sometimes my phone has low battery and need to supercharge it for my next location. I usually like the slower charging cigarette chargers since it's safer on the battery. But sometimes I have no choice and need that quick charger of this device. Yes, I swap between cigarette chargers for this reason.The voltage meter is for car battery and not the devices so that was a bummer as I like to know how much electric flow is going into my phone.The only dig is that in my car, the ends are loose and easy to pull out. The other similar chargers I have are much firmer to pull out of the cigarette socket. Secondly, b/c of its abilities, it is bulkier. Not too bulky but does rob of space in my compartment vs the flush devices. Horses for courses as they say.

This car charger works perfectly. It fits in a regular standard, cigarette, lighter great. I am able to charge multiple devices simultaneously. It charges them up very quickly and efficiently with without any issues.

As is the case with many older vehicles our Piper Cherokee airplane has an ammeter that is intended to monitor the health of the electrical system. Unfortunately amps draw on the system tells only a limited part of the story and makers of newer vehicles recognized this and discontinued ammeters in favor of voltage meters. In our case, installing a volt meter in our 65 year old airplane would have been difficult and expensive - but being a 65 year old airplane it is fitted with a cigarette lighter, and this is the perfect low-cost solution to our needs.

I ordered this charger as I may have more than 1 item needing charged as I'm driving.Fortunately it also works as a good old plug-in as well. I have a dashcam that I plugged into it as well to test it out.It works wonderfully and flashes the voltage. I noticed 12.5 so I believe that's what it was.My cell battery was running low after work so I plugged it in. Cell was at 63% battery and when I got home about 20 minutes later it was up to 86%. I was very impressed.It's a nice size, not big and bulky and has a sleek look to it.Priced at under $20 it's well worth that.

I've got a car with a battery that's going on 5 years old now, so I thought that having a voltmeter telling me where the battery voltage is at would be a good idea so I can watch the trend and determine when it's best to replace it. Now, that only works when I can trust the readings from the voltmeter. In this case, I'm not so sure about that. Let me explain why...I noticed that when I plugged in anything to charge, the voltmeter would drop. It will pretty much always read 14.2V when the car is running, but when I plug in a phone to charge, it drops to around 13.8V. Now, car batteries are HUGE, and there's no way a 20W draw on it is going to cause it to sag that much, especially when the car is on and the battery is charging. So, concerned with that, I plugged in a 100W air pump into my second cigarette lighter, and ran it. And wouldn't you know it, the voltmeter doesn't drop at all. It keeps reading 14.2! So that tells me that there's something wrong with how this is measuring the voltage across the battery. Maybe there's some sort of fuse/thermal limit that is in place before the voltmeter in the charger. I haven't taken it apart yet to check why that may be, but I often disable fast charging on my phone so it doesn't heat up the battery of the phone, so when it's only charging at 5-10W, and it sags that much, something is weird.Now, to the charger portion. This all works as expected. On my Galaxy S, it reports Super Fast Charging enabled (when I allow fast charging to work), and my wife's Moto reports TurboPower. So that's all good. I've charged two phones with it simultaneously and everything worked as intended. I haven't run into any issues so far there.If it wasn't for the strangeness with the voltmeter, I would say this is worthy of 5 stars. Just know that if you want the best battery reading, do not charge a device at the same time.

This is a great little charger that has two USB ports and one USB-c port. It comes with a LED Voltmeter built in which is nice. I've had this for a month now and it works fine and looks good.

Carga bien..pero se quemo alos 10 dias