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REVIEW β Can you ever really have enough charging ports in your car? The Moshi QuikDuo Car Charger adds a USB-C and USB-A port in one adaptor that pops into your auxiliary power outlet. Simple and effective. Letβs check it out!
What is it?
Itβs a USB-C and USB-A charger for your car.
Hardware specs
- USB-C and supports USB-PD + Quick Charge fast-charging up to 18 W (9V/2A).
- USB-A and supports Quick Charge fast-charging up to 18 W (9V/2A).
- 36 W total charging power.
- Built-in overcharge protection.
- 2.44β³ by 1.06β³by 1.06β³.
Design and features
The Moshi QuickDuo car charger is a nice, compact solution to add to your car if you need that extra charging capability. At a tiny 2.44β³ by 1.06β³ it fits nicelyΒ into your dashboard landscape without getting in the way,
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I especially like the style. The black body with the aluminum faceplate gives it a classy look that happens to blend perfectly with my carβs decor. Note that this is the only color scheme offered. Itβs fairly generic as far as interiors go, but you may want to consider your carβs interior before going in on this one.
Youβll note that the charger does not sit flush with the surface of my dash. This particular charger is still a lot lower than others I have worked with, and I donβt mind it. I would imagine this would be important for deeper plugs or plugs that are jammed into a glove box. Itβs still rock solid and stable once itβs popped in, and looks pretty sharp to my eye.
This particular charger is that it runs both USB-C and USB-A, both with 18 W power. I can charge my MacBook Pro and my iPhone XS Max from this device at the same time. It will also support fast charging on either your iPhone or Android phone.
Between those two ports, I think youβd be hard pressed to find something that you couldnβt charge with this device. I love the USB-C for charging my laptop if Iβm running low on juice and traveling between meetings. My car also has limited USB port to begin with, so this unit comes in handy when I have multiple passengers begging for charging space.
The unit also offers overcharge protection, although I have not run into a situation where I have pressed that yet.
What I like
- Elegant looking charger.
- USB-C and USB-A compatibility.
- Dual charging capability at the same time, with 18 W power to each port.
- Low profile.
What needs to be improved
- Color scheme may not match your ride.
Final thoughts
Thereβs not a lot more to say about this one, folks. Iβve seen no issues with performance during my 1-month run with the device. The added convenience of both a USB-C and USB-A port comes in very handy. I also love that it matches the black-and-aluminum trim in my car perfectly. If youβre looking for a charging port with USB-C and USB-A, you wonβt go wrong with this one.
Price: $29.95
Where to buy: Visit the product page on the Moshi web site.
Source: The sample of this product was provided by Moshi.