Samsung Galaxy S23 63W car charger 45W PPS
Product description
This USB C car charger combines a high-power USB-C port with a secondary USB-A outlet to keep two devices charged while on the road. The unit supports 45W Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 on the Type-C port, so it is useful for quickly topping up phones and tablets during commutes or long journeys.
Key Points
The charger delivers up to 63W total output, allowing simultaneous high-speed charging of two devices. It pairs a 45W PD3.0 PPS USB-C port with an 18W QC3.0 USB-A port, which makes it versatile for both newer USB-C phones and older USB-A accessories. For Samsung devices that support PPS, the Type-C port can reach 45W, helping larger batteries recover charge faster. ⚡
Built to meet recognised standards, the adapter claims official recognitions from USB-IF and Qualcomm and is said to pass multiple multi-layer safety tests, which may increase confidence in charging stability and durability according to the manufacturer. The package includes a 1 metre USB-C to USB-C braided cable with reinforced strain relief that is rated for extensive bending tests. 🔌
Consider that rapid charging rates depend on the connected device and cable quality. In some older cars with unstable power outputs the maximum figures may not be achievable.
Technical Specifications
- Name: 63W Car Charger
- Ports: USB-C (PD3.0/PPS, up to 45W), USB-A (QC3.0, up to 18W)
- Total output: 63W
- Cable included: 1m USB-C to USB-C braided cable
- Input: 12–24V car power socket
- Supported protocols: PD3.0, QC3.0, SCP, AFC, PPS
Usage Recommendations
Use the USB-C port for devices that support PD or PPS to benefit from the fastest charging available. For Samsung Galaxy S23 series or other devices that accept PPS, plug into the Type-C port and use the included braided cable for optimal speed. For a secondary phone or accessories, the USB-A port offers a fast QC-compatible option.
Install the charger firmly into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket and avoid repeatedly connecting and disconnecting under load. If you have multiple high-draw devices such as a laptop and a tablet, expect power distribution to adjust between ports rather than both running at their individual maximum simultaneously. For long trips, position cables to avoid tangling and to keep vents unobstructed to reduce heat buildup.