Anker USB-C Car Charger 52.5W
Product description
On a commute or a longer drive, a car charger with two ports can keep a phone charging while another device uses the same adapter. The Anker 323 has USB-C and USB-A ports for that setup.
Its listed maximum output is 52.5W, with up to 30W from USB-C and up to 22.5W from USB-A. Those are port ratings, not a promise of a particular charging speed for every device.
Key specifications
The USB-C port uses PowerIQ 3.0 and delivers up to 30W, the USB-A port delivers up to 22.5W. Anker says both can be used at once. The product description also lists ActiveShield 2.0, which monitors temperature and adjusts power output to help protect connected devices.
The listed compatibility includes iPhone 17 through iPhone 12 series, Galaxy S25 and S24, Pixel phones, and USB-C tablets. That is a broad range, but charging speed still depends on the connected device and its requirements. The description gives examples of charging an iPhone 14 Pro to 50% in 25 minutes and a Samsung S23 to 50% in 27 minutes, those figures are examples, not a guarantee for other models or conditions.
Who it’s for
It makes sense if you want to charge two devices from a car’s cigarette-lighter socket instead of choosing between them. For example, a driver could connect a phone to the USB-C port for navigation and plug a second device into USB-A during the same trip. The two-port layout is the main practical difference from a simpler, single-port car adapter.
From the way it is set up, the 30W USB-C port is the one to prioritize for a device that benefits from faster USB-C charging. It might not be a great match if you need to charge more than two devices at once or want a charger with more ports. The listed details also don’t specify how power is divided between the ports when both are occupied, so don’t assume each maintains its maximum output simultaneously.
What’s included
The package listing names the Anker 323 car charger, a welcome guide, an 18-month warranty, and customer service. It does not list a charging cable, so plan to use a compatible cable you already have or obtain one separately. That matters if you’re setting up a new car-charging kit rather than replacing an adapter.
Practical doubts
Can it charge two devices at once? Yes. It has one USB-C port and one USB-A port, and the description says both can be used simultaneously.
Does it work with an iPhone or Galaxy phone? The listed compatibility includes iPhone 12 through 17 series and Galaxy S24 and S25. The description also names Pixel phones, but does not specify every model.
Is a cable included? No cable appears in the package contents provided. Check that you have a cable that fits both the charger port and your device.
Final verdict
Choose the Anker 323 if you want a compact car-charging setup centered on USB-C, with a second USB-A port for another device. Its stated output and broad named compatibility make it more flexible than a single-port adapter, while the two-port limit and unlisted cable are worth factoring into the decision. Drivers who need to charge several devices at once should look for a different port layout.