WODENTA C23XC-199 67W 3-Port USB-C Car Charger, 12–24V

Drivers who need to charge several devices during a commute or road trip can use the WODENTA C23XC-199 to power up to three devices from a vehicle socket.

Two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A QC port offer charging options for a mix of phones, tablets and other portable devices.

With up to 67W of combined output and a 12–24V input, this compact car adapter is suited to everyday drives in compatible cars, SUVs, trucks, RVs and pickups.

At a glance

The three-port layout makes it easier to share charging access in the vehicle. Connect a phone to USB-C while a passenger charges a tablet through another port, or use all three ports for a group of devices. The maximum combined output is 67W. Each USB-C port can provide up to 37W, while the USB-A port can provide up to 30W, when devices are connected together, available power is distributed across the ports, with C1 prioritized when all three are in use.

The charger is designed for USB-C and USB-A charging and is listed as compatible with Apple iPhone and iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, Motorola and other Android devices. It can suit a shared vehicle just as well as a regular commute, where keeping more than one device charging is useful. Buyers often highlight the charging speed and convenience of having multiple ports, comments on long-term durability are mixed, so those impressions are best treated as individual experiences rather than a performance guarantee.

Everyday use

Plug the adapter directly into a vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket, then connect devices using their charging cables. Its 12–24V input supports use in a range of vehicle types, making it a practical option for moving the same charger between compatible vehicles. The built-in safeguards are designed to protect against overheating, overcharging, overvoltage, overcurrent and short circuits.

Compared with a single-port car adapter, the three-port arrangement gives a driver and passengers more ways to charge at the same time. For example, on a family drive, a phone can use one USB-C port while a tablet and another phone use the remaining connections. When several devices are charging, the charger shares its total output, so the power available to each changes with the connected load.

Tips for day-to-day use

For a single phone, connect it to a USB-C port, C2 provides up to 30W when used on its own. The USB-A port supports up to 30W, while either USB-C port can provide up to 37W according to the manufacturer. Match each device with a suitable charging cable and choose a port that fits its connector. For a shared charge, make use of all three ports while keeping in mind that the 67W maximum is distributed among connected devices.

The adapter is intended for phones, tablets and other portable electronics. The manufacturer does not recommend using it to charge two laptops at once, as the combined output is 67W and charging may be slow. For everyday phone and tablet charging on a commute, road trip or carpool, its mix of USB-C and USB-A connections keeps several devices within reach of a charging port.

Should you buy it?

It’s a good fit if you want one vehicle charger for a mix of USB-C and USB-A devices, or if passengers regularly need charging access on the same drive. The three ports, 67W maximum combined output and 12–24V input give it a clear role in shared cars and daily travel. Choose it for charging phones, tablets and similar portable devices from a vehicle socket, with the flexibility to connect several devices without relying on a single charging port.