INIU Car Charger 60W with 100W 1m USB‑C cable

This compact car charger from INIU offers fast charging on the go, combining a 60W dual-port cigarette lighter adapter with a 1 m USB-C to USB-C 100W cable for rapid top-ups during commutes and travel. It aims to refill phones and USB-C laptops quickly while minimizing heat and fitting flush in most vehicle sockets.

Key Points

The charger delivers a total of 60W from two ports, managing power distribution between a USB-C PD port and a USB-A QC-style port so you can charge two devices simultaneously. The included braided 1 m USB-C to USB-C cable supports up to 100W and features a reinforced SR joint rated for many bends, which helps it withstand daily use. According to the manufacturer, fast-charge capability can bring compatible phones to about 85% in around 30 minutes, useful for short trips and errands. The thumb-size aluminum housing helps with heat dissipation and keeps the unit low-profile in the car socket.

Technical Specifications

• Name: INIU Car Charger (60W) with 100W USB-C Cable
• Ports: - USB-C PD and USB-A QC style
• Total output: - 60W max combined
• Cable length: - 1 m (3.3 ft) USB-C to USB-C, 100W rating
• Material: - Aluminum alloy housing
• Cable durability: - Reinforced SR joint, supports over 50,000 bends according to the manufacturer

Benefits

Fast top-up capability reduces anxiety about low battery between stops. The combination of PD and QC-compatible ports means newer USB-C phones and older USB-A accessories can be powered together. The braided cable is more resistant to fraying and tangling than standard jackets, so it stays reliable through frequent packing and unplugging. The small form factor preserves cabin aesthetics and limits obstruction in tight center consoles or crowded dashboards.

Usage Recommendations

Plug the charger into a vehicle’s 12V cigarette lighter socket and connect devices using the appropriate port and cable. For maximum charging speed on laptops or recent phones, use the included 100W USB-C cable into the USB-C PD port. Consider that charging speed depends on the device’s own charging protocol and battery level, and that real-world times may vary from manufacturer estimates. If using two devices at once, expect power to be shared between ports which may reduce the top speed available to each device.