QZVOO ZYH-C28 75W 3-Port USB-C Car Charger with Four Cables
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Product description
Drivers who need to charge several phones or other USB devices from a vehicle outlet may find the QZVOO ZYH-C28 useful: it has three ports and is listed as a 75W car charger. Its USB-C and USB-A connections support a mix of compatible devices, while the included cable kit is intended to make it usable without sourcing every cord separately.
The product information names PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 charging, but its port-level output details are not consistent throughout the listing. That matters if you are choosing a charger around a specific power requirement.
Technical details
- Name: QZVOO ZYH-C28
- Type: Three-port car charger
- Total listed power: 75W
- Connections: Two USB-C ports and one USB-A port
- Charging protocols: PD 3.0 and QC 3.0
- Color: Black
- Vehicle voltage: The feature details state 12–24V, another specification lists 12V.
- Protection: Overcurrent, overvoltage, overheating, and short-circuit protection are listed.
The feature description assigns 30W to each USB-C port and 18W to the USB-A port. However, the kit description gives a 30W + 30W + 15W configuration. Treat the individual port figures as inconsistent rather than assuming a precise output for every connection. The listing says three devices can charge at once, but does not explain how power is allocated when all ports are in use.
Practical tips
This cylindrical adapter plugs into a cigarette-lighter-style vehicle socket. For a commute, it can keep a phone and other compatible USB devices connected to power from the same outlet, its three ports may also be useful when passengers need to charge at once. Do you need both USB-C and USB-A? This model provides both, so it can accommodate different cable connectors without making every device use the same port type.
The listed compatibility includes phones, tablets, dash cameras, and GPS devices, but charging speed depends on the connected device and cable. It’s a great fit if you want a multi-port adapter and can use a selection of supplied cables. It might not be a great match if you need a clearly specified, guaranteed output from each port, since the product details give conflicting USB-A wattage figures. The stated vehicle-voltage range also differs between sections of the listing, so that distinction matters for vehicles outside the stated 12V specification.
Box contents
The kit is described as a two-pack of car chargers and four cables: two 3-foot USB-C cables, one 6.6-foot USB-C cable, and one 3.3-foot USB-A cable. The product title describes the cables as Type-C, while the contents detail identifies one as USB-A, check the supplied cable types against the devices you plan to connect. Cable lengths may also affect where a device can be placed in the car.
What to clarify
Can it charge more than one device at a time? The listing says the three-port charger can charge up to three devices simultaneously, though it does not specify the power split across all ports.
Does it include USB-A as well as USB-C? Yes. The charger is listed with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and the cable breakdown includes one USB-A cable.
Is it listed for 24V vehicles? The feature details state a 12–24V range, while another specification names 12V. If your vehicle uses 24V, that difference is worth resolving before choosing it.
Final verdict
The ZYH-C28 is most relevant if your priority is charging several compatible devices from one vehicle outlet and having a mixed USB-C/USB-A setup with cables included. Its main buying caveat is the inconsistent output and voltage information: if exact port performance or vehicle-voltage support is essential, the listing does not give one unambiguous specification to rely on.