SUPERONE Retractable Car Charger with 2.6ft Cord

What to know

Drivers who regularly charge more than one device in the car may appreciate having the cables and ports together, rather than carrying separate adapters.

The SUPERONE retractable car charger has built-in USB-C and iOS cables, plus USB-C and USB-A ports. The two retractable cables extend to 2.6 feet, giving passengers some room to connect a phone without leaving loose cords across the cabin.

It supports up to four devices at once and is rated for 60W. A voltage display shows vehicle voltage, which can offer a quick readout while the charger is plugged in.

The listed outputs differ by connection: the retractable USB-C cable is rated up to 30W, the iOS cable and USB-A port are each listed at 5V/2.4A, and the USB-C port is listed at 5V/3A. It works with 12V and 24V DC vehicle power and supports charging protocols including PD and QC3.0. Ten en cuenta que the listing does not say how the 60W total is divided when several devices charge at the same time, so simultaneous charging does not guarantee each device gets its maximum listed output.

How to use it

Plug the charger into a compatible vehicle power outlet, then use the built-in cable that fits your device or connect a separate cable to one of the two ports. For a quick commute, you could pull out the retractable USB-C cable to charge a phone, then retract it when you park instead of leaving a cable draped over the console. The retractable design is meant to make storage tidier, it also gives you less loose cable to manage than a setup that relies on several separate charging cords.

The voltage display is a useful extra if you want to see the vehicle’s voltage while the charger is in use. It is a readout, though, not a substitute for a full battery or vehicle diagnostic. The listing describes built-in protection against overcharging, overheating, and short circuits, along with a 15A fuse.

Practical tips

Choose the connection based on your device and the charging speed you need. The USB-C retractable cable has the highest stated output of the built-in cable options, the iOS cable is listed at 5V/2.4A. If you prefer your own cable or need a different connector, the USB-C and USB-A ports offer alternatives. Compatibility is described broadly across Apple, Galaxy, and Pixel phones, but the actual charging rate depends on the device and connection used.

This is a charging accessory only: it cannot be used for CarPlay. If you need a charger specifically for a CarPlay connection, this one does not meet that need. A solid pick if you want an all-in-one car charger with retractable leads and extra ports. It might not be a great match if you need CarPlay or want a clearly specified power split across four connected devices.

Questions before you buy

Can it charge four devices at once? The listing says it supports up to four devices simultaneously. It does not specify the output each device receives when all four are connected.

Does it work with 12V and 24V vehicles? Yes. The stated input compatibility is 12V DC and 24V DC.

Can I use it for CarPlay? No. The product is for charging only and does not support CarPlay.

When it makes sense

From the way it is set up, this charger makes the most sense for drivers who want charging connections ready to hand and would rather avoid carrying a separate car adapter and several loose cables. The retractable leads can help keep the console neater, while the extra ports leave room to connect other devices. If your priority is a simple, single-device charger, a less feature-heavy option may be easier to choose, if you need CarPlay or a guaranteed per-device output while charging multiple devices, the stated details here don’t cover those needs.