UGREEN 130W USB C Car Charger 3-Port PD 100W PD3.0/QC4.0/PPS Fast Car Charger Adapter with 100W USB C Cable Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13 Series, Galaxy S24/S23/S22 Ultra, iPad, Tablet, Laptop

I’ve used a lot of car chargers over the years, but this UGREEN 130W model stands out as one of the best I’ve owned. It feels solid and premium, and it delivers exactly what it promises—fast, reliable charging for multiple devices at once.Super Fast Charging – The 100W USB-C port charges my MacBook Air and iPad Pro effortlessly while the other ports handle my phone (iPhone 15) and passenger devices with ease. All ports deliver excellent speeds, even when used simultaneously.Three Ports, No Waiting – With two USB-C ports and one USB-A, this charger handles everything from laptops and tablets to phones and accessories, all at once. Great for family road trips or tech-heavy commutes.Wide Compatibility – I’ve tested it with Apple, Samsung, and even a Nintendo Switch, and it charged everything without a hitch. PPS support means newer Android phones get optimal charging too.Included 100W Cable – The fact that UGREEN includes a high-quality USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 100W is a huge bonus—no need to buy extras.Runs Cool & Safe – It never overheats, even on long journeys. Built-in protections give peace of mind.Overall:If you’re looking for a powerful, compact car charger that can handle your laptop, phone, and tablet all at once, this is it. UGREEN nailed it with this design—highly recommended for anyone who travels or commutes with multiple devices.

Seems decent quality and pretty quick. Time will tell but happy after a few days use.

A very capable charger, supports all major protocols and can sustain full-power without too much heat build-up. A bit larger (due to it's power output) than some other models but if you need to charge large devices quickly, its a worthwhile compromise. I use a right-angle UGREEN cable to reduce the amount of distance the charger protrudes. Has a faint blue glow to show you it's running, bright enough to be useful but not bright enough to be distracting. I would like to see a model that does not have a USB-A port, especially if this means the device can be reduced slightly in size.Ensure you are using a 5A rated e-marked cable to charge at full speed.

I have a HP laptop and a Chromebook. The Chromebook chargers fine off the high power charger. With the HP it trips out after a few seconds and stops charging - I have to switch to the 30W supply which can't actually charge it, just slows the battery usage slightly.

This review is for a (max) 130W 12v USB charger, branded Ugreen. I've used Ugreen products for a while, and find them to be sturdy and reliable. This is the 2nd one of these chargers I've bought, and the original is still working perfectly. I use them for charging drone batteries when driving to filming locations.Port C2 always has a 100W capability, no matter what else you plug in. Port C1 and A power capability vary, depending on if the other is in use - 12W each if both used, or 30W on C1 if A is unused, or 22.5W on A if C1 is unused. All ports support QC3, both USB-C ports support PD, and C2 supports QC4. Exact details are provided on Ugreen's website.I often charge a drone's main batteries at 100W on C2, and the controller at about 18W on C1. The unit gets quite warm, but not unbearably hot like some of the early high powered chargers.I personally believe this is the best very high power 12V USB charger available, hence I bought this 2nd one.

Fast charging, calm light

I've been using this now for several weeks, and it hasn't let me down. Despite being little larger than any other cigar lighter plug, it can source 100W all day, and your laptop will not be unhappy. (Well, unless it can't accept PD charging, in which case it'll be sad and envious.) If you choose to charge a phone as well, at the same time, it doesn't reduce the 100W output, at least not that I've noticed. This is a nice piece of kit. Well recommended.

Became faulty after 4 weeks