Woox Car Charger - Black

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This Woox Car Charger in Black is ideal for drivers needing to power multiple devices simultaneously on the go. Its key benefit is offering both Quick Charge 18W and Power Delivery 20W fast charging via its USB-A and USB-C ports. A minor caveat is that no charging cable is included with the product.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Series | PD+QC |
| Model Part Number | MX0142 |
| Brand | WOOX |
No, the Woox Car Charger does not include any charging cables. You will need to use your own USB-A to device or USB-C to device cables.
The USB-C PD 20W port may be able to provide a slow charge to some smaller laptops or tablets that support USB-C charging, but it is primarily designed for smartphones and smaller mobile devices.
Quick Charge (QC) and Power Delivery (PD) are different fast-charging technologies. QC is common on many Android devices, while PD is a more universal standard often used by Apple devices and newer gadgets. This charger supports both for maximum compatibility.
The charger has dedicated 18W for the USB-A port and 20W for the USB-C port. While both can charge quickly at the same time, the total power output is distributed. For optimal speed on each, charge one device at a time, or ensure your devices don't exceed the individual port's maximum wattage when charging together.
Yes, it is compatible with older iPhone models via the USB-A port using a standard USB-A to Lightning cable, though they may not achieve their maximum charging speed without a specific adapter or cable.
Check your device's specifications or its original charger. Look for mentions of 'Quick Charge' (QC) or 'Power Delivery' (PD) and the supported wattage (e.g., 18W, 20W).
Ensure the charger is firmly seated in the vehicle's power socket. Verify the connected cable is functional and correctly plugged into both the charger and the device. Check if the vehicle's power socket is active (try with another accessory).
Confirm that both your device and your charging cable support the QC 18W or PD 20W standards. Using a non-fast-charging cable or a device that doesn't support these protocols will result in slower charging.
It is normal for the charger to become warm during fast charging, especially when charging two devices simultaneously. If it becomes excessively hot, disconnect it and check for any obstructions or damage.
Try switching devices and cables between the USB-A and USB-C ports to identify if the issue is with the port or the accessory. Ensure the vehicle's power socket is providing consistent power.
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