3.4A Dual USB Port Rapid Car Charger Adapter for Apple iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Google Nexus 7, HTC, LG, And More (Blue)
Product Description
3.4A Dual USB Port Rapid Car Charger Adapter for Apple iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Google Nexus 7, HTC, LG, And More (Blue)
- Dual USB ports: Input: DC 12-24 V ; Output: DC 2.4A
- Dual Port USB Car Charger charges your iPad, iPhone 6s / 6s plus, iPod, HTC, Blackberry, MP3 Players, Digital Cameras, PDAs, Mobile Phones
- 15.5 watt power charges two devices simultaneously at full speed
- Certified by RoHS, CE & FCC; high-quality and safe, with protections against overheating, overcurrent, and overcharging. Charging will stop automatically when battery is full.
- Premium quality fire resistant polycarbonate and anti-oxidation aluminum pull tab.
Plug-n-play Design
Simply plug the charger into your car's cigarette lighter, and it's ready to start charging up to two electronic devices at a time. A built-in discrete LED indicator light will let you know the charger is properly plugged in and charging your phone, makes your life a bit easier.
Impressive Power in such a Compact Size
Delivering robust power in ultra compact size to almost any USB-Powered devices, 24W Mcdodo car charger with dual USB ports brings you a convenient and faster charging experience.
State of Art TIR-C Technology Adopting exclusive Mcdodo TIR-C Technology intelligently identifies and adapts to the maximum charging currency of your device, accelerates charging process and creates more time for what you really want to do.
Technical Specifications
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