FLYLEAD Upgrade 90W USB C Car Charger with 3 Ports
Product description
This compact car charger delivers high-speed power for laptops, phones and tablets while keeping the passenger cabin tidy thanks to its built-in coiled cable. The FLYLEAD unit combines two USB-C ports and one USB-A port to supply up to 90W total, so you can keep a laptop charging and two mobile devices topped up during long drives.
Key Points
The charger supports PD3.0, QC3.0 and PPS fast-charging protocols, which, according to the manufacturer, enable very rapid top-ups for recent phones. The integrated 5 ft coiled Type‑C cable provides up to 45W output which reduces cable clutter and keeps the lead off the floor when charging a front-seat device. An illuminated port area makes it easier to plug in at night and adds a subtle touch of visibility without being distracting. The unit is designed for use with 12–24V vehicles including cars, SUVs and trucks and works with a wide range of USB-C and USB-A devices.
Technical Specifications
- Name: FLYLEAD 90W USB C Car Charger
- Total output: 90W across three ports
- Ports: 2 × USB‑C (PD3.0) and 1 × USB‑A (QC3.0)
- Built‑in cable: 5 ft coiled Type‑C cable with up to 45W output
- Vehicle compatibility: 12–24V systems
- Protection features: overcurrent, overvoltage, overload, overheating and short circuit safeguards
Why This May Interest You
For drivers who regularly travel with several devices, the ability to charge three items at once is useful. The charger offers a balanced mix of modern USB‑C fast charging and a legacy USB‑A port for older accessories. Additionally, the coiled cable is practical for front-seat use when you need a tidy and extendable lead that retracts when not in use. According to the manufacturer, it can achieve fast top-ups for recent flagship phones within a short period, which is helpful on short journeys.
Usage Recommendations
Place the charger in the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket and ensure the connection is secure before driving. Use the built‑in Type‑C lead for the front passenger device to avoid trailing cables across the cabin. For devices requiring a Lightning lead, remember that a separate Lightning cable is still needed. Consider that while the charger includes multiple protections and flame‑retardant materials, charging performance will depend on the device’s supported protocols and cable condition.