LISEN 9 in 1 Car Cigarette Lighter Multi Socket (191W) with USB-C PD 30W and QC 3.0
Product description
The essentials
If you regularly run out of car charging points, this 9 in 1 LISEN multi-socket is designed for exactly that kind of “everything needs power” day. It combines three cigarette lighter sockets with six USB ports (including USB-A and USB-C), aiming to keep phones, GPS, dash cams and other in-car accessories topped up at the same time.
On paper, the appeal is the mix: you’re not limited to USB charging only, and the USB-C options are backed by PD 3.0 (30W). That said, it’s still a splitter—so you should expect performance to depend on how you distribute the load across the ports. The max power figure is high, but the entry also notes the maximum power of each cigarette lighter socket, so it’s worth planning what you plug in.
Key points
The core idea here is convenience: one adapter for a clutter of devices. With three dedicated cigarette lighter sockets and multiple USB outputs, it suits drivers who use more than just a single phone charger—think dash cam + GPS + radar detector, or charging a phone alongside a camera battery and other small gadgets.
It also adds an LED voltage monitor and separate on/off switches per cigarette lighter socket. That’s a genuinely practical touch because it helps you avoid constantly unplugging devices, and it may make it easier to keep an eye on the car’s electrical state while you’re travelling.
Where it sits in the range is fairly clear: this is more “value multi-adapter” than premium charging hub, but the safety and protection features are there to make it easier to live with.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, the multi-port layout is the main win. You can top up a phone while still keeping traditional car-powered accessories connected, without having to rotate plugs every time you stop.
A small but useful detail: each cigarette lighter socket has its own independent switch. So if you only need power for one accessory at certain times, you can switch it without affecting other charging devices. This can reduce the hassle that comes with frequent plugging and unplugging.
Also, the included dustproof and waterproof cover for each lighter port is the kind of thing you appreciate later—especially if you travel in messy weather or you’re installing the unit in a location that gets exposed.
That said, don’t expect every port to behave like a dedicated single-device charger. If you connect several power-hungry accessories at once, charging speed will likely vary compared with using a single charger on its own.
Tech specs
- Type: Car cigarette lighter multi socket with USB charging
- Outputs: 3 cigarette lighter sockets + 6 USB ports (USB-A and USB-C)
- Total output power: 191W
- Cigarette lighter socket note: maximum power of each socket is 80W
- USB-C fast charging: PD 3.0 ports (30W each)
- USB fast charging: QC 3.0 ports (18W each)
- Charging feature: built-in smart chip that automatically distributes current
- LED voltage monitor ranges: 12V normal range 11.5V – 14.9V, 24V normal range 23.1V – 27.3V
- Compatibility claim: suitable for USB devices, intended for 12V/24V cars, SUVs and trucks
- Safety certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS
- Material: PC+ABS fireproof material
- Protection features: overcurrent, overload, overheating, overvoltage and short circuit protection
- Fuse: replaceable fuse, includes 2 spare fuses
- Installation/placement: uses strong Velcro (Velcro cable tie included)
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you own multiple car devices and want one charger setup rather than juggling separate adapters. If you run a dash cam, use a GPS, and still need cigarette-lighter power for other kit, this kind of multi-socket is the most straightforward way to reduce cab clutter.
It may not suit you if you only ever charge one phone occasionally. In that case, a simpler single-output charger could be less fuss.
You may also want to think twice if you frequently charge high-power cigarette-lighter accessories alongside several fast-charging USB devices. The unit distributes power via a smart chip, but the entry notes per-socket limits, so you shouldn’t assume every port will deliver maximum output at the same time.
Compatibility & requirements
The product is described as suitable for all USB devices, and it lists a broad set of phone models (including iPhone 16/15/14/13/12/11 series and older iPhone models like X/XS and 8/7/6/5/4, plus Galaxy S22/S21/S20/S20+ and some Huawei models). It also mentions tablet and other electronic devices in general terms.
It’s intended for 12V and 24V car systems in the context of “car, SUV or truck”. If you’re unsure whether your vehicle is 12V or 24V, it’s worth confirming before purchase—especially because the LED voltage monitor ranges are different.
Is it worth it?
This LISEN 9 in 1 car charger is worth considering if you want a practical multi-charging setup for a mixed load: phones via USB-C/PD or QC 3.0, plus traditional accessories via three cigarette lighter sockets. The independent on/off switches, LED voltage monitoring, and fuse/protection approach make it easier to use without constantly worrying about basic safety.
However, it might not be the best choice if you need consistently maximum charging performance across every port at once. Like most multi-socket splitters, total output and per-port limits mean results can vary depending on what you connect.
Before you buy, check two things: that your vehicle matches the intended 12V/24V use, and whether your cigarette-lighter accessories are within the “each socket up to 80W” constraint noted in the description.
Mini FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does this charger work with both 12V and 24V vehicles? The description states it’s for 12V/24V car environments, and it provides different normal voltage ranges on the LED monitor.
What fast charging does it support? It includes PD 3.0 (30W each) on USB-C ports and QC 3.0 (18W each) on QC ports, with a smart chip to distribute current.
Are there independent controls for the cigarette lighter sockets? Yes. Each cigarette lighter socket has its own switch, so you can turn one on or off without affecting the others.
What safety protections are included? It’s described as CE/FCC/RoHS certified and includes protections against overcurrent, overload, overheating, overvoltage and short circuit. It also uses a replaceable fuse, with two spare fuses included.
What’s in the box? The listing says it includes the car charger, a user manual, a Velcro cable tie, and two spare fuses.