Lamicall Car Charger 87W

A crowded car console and a tangle of loose charging cords can make a quick drive feel more chaotic than it needs to. The Lamicall car charger combines two retractable USB-C cables with charging connections for up to four devices at once, so passengers can keep phones or other USB-C devices powered without bringing a separate cable for each built-in lead. Its cables extend up to 31.5 inches, which can help reach a dashboard mount or a passenger in the back seat. The main tradeoff is that the charging details don’t explain how power is shared when several devices are plugged in.

How it fits

This setup makes the most sense for a car shared by several people or for drives when a phone is running navigation while another device handles music or entertainment. Picture pulling a cable toward a passenger’s seat, then retracting it after the ride instead of leaving a cord draped across the console. The listing says the cables retract with one-handed operation, and about an inch remains inside the unit.

It’s a different approach from a basic car adapter that relies on separate cables: the built-in leads keep those particular cords attached to the charger, but they also make the unit less flexible if you prefer choosing your own cable lengths or connectors. The USB-C setup is intended for USB-C devices, and the listing says it does not support iPhone models before the 15. Worth considering if you regularly charge multiple devices in the car and want fewer loose cords, It’s not for you if you need support for an earlier iPhone or want a charger that works with cables you supply.

Without having tried it, one detail worth weighing is the gap between the product name’s 87W figure and the specific charging information provided: the built-in Type-C cable is listed at up to 36W in 12V passenger cars and up to 45W in 24V trucks or buses. The listing doesn’t explain how output is divided across four connected devices, so don’t assume each one receives the cable’s stated maximum at the same time.

Pros

• Two built-in retractable USB-C cables reduce the need to carry separate cords for those connections.
• The stated reach of up to 31.5 inches may help with dashboard mounts or rear-seat charging.
• It can charge up to four devices at once, which is useful when a car has several passengers.
• The digital display shows car battery voltage, while listed protections include overcharge, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection, plus temperature control.
• An anodized aluminum housing and a locking base are intended to help with heat dissipation and keep the adapter seated during a drive.

Spec sheet

• Type: Car charger
• Format: Dual retractable USB-C cables, supports charging up to four devices at once
• Cable reach: Up to 31.5 inches
• Material: Anodized aluminum
• Display: Car battery voltage
• Charging details: Built-in Type-C cable listed at up to 36W at 12V and up to 45W at 24V
• Supported protocols: PD 3.0, PPS, QC 3.0, FCP, SCP, and AFC
• Compatibility note: The listing excludes iPhone models before the 15

Should you buy it?

This Lamicall is aimed at drivers who want charging built into the car rather than a plain adapter with loose cords. Its retractable leads and voltage display give it a more organized, feature-rich approach, especially for shared rides and road trips. The limitation is the unclear power split when multiple devices are charging, alongside the stated iPhone cutoff. If your devices fit the USB-C compatibility described and tidier cable storage matters more than choosing your own leads, it may suit your setup. If you need earlier-iPhone support or clear per-device output figures before buying, a simpler adapter with published power details may be a better fit.