USB C Car Charger Socket 12V USB Outlet 2 Pack,78W RV USB Outlet Dual 30W PD USB-C and 18W QC3.0 Car USB Port with Button Switch Waterproof for Car RV Boat Marine Truck Motorcycle ect

fast charge, clean install, works great, awsome product!

I integrated the USB sockets into my DIY power bank, and they've worked great. Each socket consistently delivers the power as expected, making them a reliable addition to my setup. The dual USB-C and Quick Charge 3.0 ports provide fast charging for all my devices, which is a significant convenience.One feature I particularly like is the built-in button switch, allowing me to easily turn the chargers on and off. This helps conserve power and adds an extra layer of control. The waterproof design is another bonus, giving me peace of mind knowing that these chargers can handle outdoor conditions without any issues. The installation process was a bit fiddly due to the compact design, but once set up, everything worked perfectly. The sockets are sturdy and seem well-built, capable of handling regular use without any problems.These car chargers are an excellent choice for anyone looking to add reliable and powerful charging options to their vehicle or custom power setup. They have performed admirably in my DIY power bank, and I’m confident they will continue to do so.

This works fine if you are charging your phone.However, if you are reading this review, you probably searched to see if this will work with the Raspberry Pi 5 - the answer is *NO*.It will power the device, but you will see undervoltage warnings in the dmesg output. I tested with a bench power supply at a variety of voltages between 12.00 and 14.00 with a Raspberry Pi 5 8gb plugged in to the USB-C port. Supply showed that it was using 0.5amp to 0.7amp depending on load. I tried plugging in a higher powered accessory to the Pi (a 10.1" touchscreen) and the screen wouldn't come on due to low amperage. At no point did the power demand exceed 0.75amp, which is nowhere near the advertised 30 watts per USB-C port.I will give the item 5 stars because it's cheap, it works for what it says it will do, and it comes with decent wiring harness, but if you're looking for something to power your Raspberry Pi 5 in your car, this is not the right product.

Worked great. Make sure to turn it off or it will kill your battery overnight...

As described and easy installation

To date, i've been a fan of installing 12v cigarette sockets and just using a removable USB charger. I always thought these all in one panel mount chargers were gimmicky and prone to be dated in rather short order and i'd be stuck with old technology.Fast forward to now, the USB protocols have stabilized (somewhat) and the technology they can cram into these tiny devices is pretty cool. I am a believer now.I ordered four of these. All work as expected and push power better than expected. Unremarkable, or is that remarkable in itself these days?I did end up putting a kill switch between these and my battery. They have a not insubstantial parasitic draw, even when switched off. I say that from the perspective of having these hooked to a 50ah battery that sits idle, not charging, for long periods of time. During my first few days having these installed, I noticed my shunt picking up some very small loads constantly, barely enough to trigger the reading and not enough to affect the state of charge reading. When I put the battery on the charger just to check, it pushed in about 10wh of charge. Not good for the use case of this battery kit.

These are very easy to install and look great. I installed them in my commercial truck to replace cigarette lighter sockets. If you are like me and hate the old school 12 volt sockets you have to keep buying chargers for. You need to purchase these usb sockets.

These have worked out great. Added then to my truck because I had no charging ports in the back for the kids. They are fast charging, if you connect it with enough power. I love the ability to turn them off as well so they don't drain the power. Ram 2500 is the truck in case you're curious and I connected them to the window power.