Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great charger because it charges fast but quality control is just not there. Had to return it after 14 days.

I purchased one of these, used it in my car, then took it on vacation, used it and brought it back to use at home again...and one of the charging ports fried. Took it back to Best Buy, got another one, had the same issue: fried again. Not sure why these keep frying but I am not impressed. In the photo below, you can see the blue LED light ring not working; that is the side that fried on the first one. The next plug fried the other side.

I bought this product and ionly worked for three months I went to the store told me there was nothing they could do

Unboxing the Rexing quick charge you will find the12v quick charge unit and a 3 foot usb-c to usb-c cable. Both the cable and the unit itself feels real solid and of high quality. A lot of the 12v car chargers that I have, mostly bought from online retailers they feel flimsy and I have had to replace quite a few already. This unit had a nice rubberized exterior and is heavier than other chargers. This gave me confidence that it will last quite awhile. The rubberized exterior makes plugging the unit in and removing easier due to a good grip. The unit has 3 inputs, 1 usb-a and 2 ubs-c. One of the inputs has a 100w capability which is awesome. I use this to charge my laptop on the go. I can't ever recall a 12v cigarette charger capable of this. Please see the photo I inserted. The other inputs are 20w and that is way more than anyone would need to fast charge a phone or a tablet. For my personal set up this is perfect. I have a dash cam, a phone and a laptop. All 3 working with one charger. Perfect. The unit also has a pleasant blue light that turns on when plugged in. I like that it's not so bright at night that it can be distracting. Some units don't light up so you don't know if it's working or not.

I don’t spend a great deal in my car, but I’ve been on the search for a fast charger to top up my devices while commuting. Different phones have a max charging speed that they can handle, but this little charger being able to push out 100w to one port is enough to cover most of your devices. I primarily was looking for something that could fast charge my mobile phone, Galaxy S23U, this charger supports the Super Fast Charging 2.0 which is the max for my phone. The great thing is that this also allowed enough power to charge my laptop which can charge with a USBC cable, and our Switch. You can charge something at 100w if compatible, and then still have another port to charge up at 20w, which isn’t bad either. Another nice surprise is that it includes a USBC cable in the box. This is an easy recommendation for anyone looking to quickly power up their devices while commuting. The 100w provided allows enough power that it can go beyond current flagship phones and power up beefier devices like some laptops and handheld consoles.

With the Rexing 120W vehicle quick charger, you have fast, safe charging at your fingertips. It comes with three ports that you can choose from. One 100W Power Delivery, One 20W Power Delivery, or a USB-A that supports quick charging. All of this, IN ONE DEVICE. I cannot begin to explain how convenient this has been. Being someone that utilizes android and iPhone devices, the option to utilize ONE car charger for both is beyond incredible. Right out of the box, you just plug into your car charging port, and go! On top of all this, the overall build quality is nice. I do enjoy the blue light when it's plugged in, which makes it a bit easier to plug in if you are in the dark (for some reason). Overall, the Rexing 120W vehicle charger is a huge time and space saver. You no longer need multiple car chargers or have to worry about slow charging at all. The overall convenience of this device, the sleetness of the construction, and the fact that it simply does what it says its going to do is a breath of fresh air!

Rexing has released their new 120W car charger set which runs off of your 12V car battery and has 3 power outputs. The package comes with the charger, a 39-inch USBC-to-USBC cable, and some paperwork. The charger comes with an 18-year manufacturer's warranty. PROS: --------- * Easy installation, just plug it in * The front outer edge and ports light up blue when plugged in, whether it's being used or not. Good look to it. * Provides plenty of power through the 100W USB-C port - can power up Mac Books, HP laptops that can receive power via USB-C, and other USB devices. Only one of the USB-C ports offers 100W while the other ports can do 20W. * Once inserted, the charger stays put and does not "spring" back out due to any high tension in the spring on the end of the device. * Registering was simple through the FB Messenger app. CONS: --------- * When the charger is plugged in with the ports being horizontal (the Rexing logo is on top or bottom), it does not sit snugly up and down. It's tight in the slot, but can still rock up and down to an extent pretty easily. I had to install with the ports being vertical since it doesn't rock left/right as easily. CONCLUSION: ============ This charger is pretty self-explanatory as most people have used them in some way. The ability to charge 3 devices is nice. One cable is provided by Rexing which is nice. More cables can be purchased by the user depending on their needs. Overall, a good solid car charger, and gives the ability to also power certain laptops which can come in handy if on the road a lot.

The Rexing 120W 3-port Vehicle Quick Charger's performance and value proposition blew me away. For under $50, you can choose USB-C 100W Power Delivery (PD) or 20W PD and a USB-A port that supports Quick Charge 3A down to 1.5A - all in one safe and simple device. You will get everything you need in the box for your road warrior starter kit, providing an excellent way for families to charge on long road trips quickly. Kids' tablets and phones get charged fast to keep them entertained and restore peace and quiet. Adults will enjoy the power of a laptop to get work done or game on a wall charger PC experience without requiring a 120V plug in their car. Rexing includes USB-C cable that supports PD so you can use it in any car or office scenario. Take the charger from the box, plug it into your car, select the proper charging port, and connect your device. Oh, take a moment and notice the TOP QUALITY build too. The rubber sleeve is a nice touch to enhance grip and also protect against heat should it arise. This handles anything you need to charge as expected and does the job without overheating or issues. The charger stays put and doesn't move after insertion. However, the USB ports rock a little at the connections. I'm hopeful, but I hope this isn't my first indicator of things to come after much use. The biggest complaint I have here is the bright blue LED which is distracting at night and REALLY lights up your interior - this may be annoying to some or blend into your color scheme. Aside from that, I cannot complain here. It works excellently, build quality and performance are all in one package, and most importantly, the price is right. I REALLY had to find something here to nitpick since I don't believe anything is perfect, but this is as close to perfect as you can get for a road warrior. This is an easy recommendation for anyone who travels in a car for work or pleasure. You will never have any power problems again while out, and what the heck, a mobile office doesn't hurt if you need a laptop to get some juice.

Junk. I've used it about 6 times and the prong in the end stopped springing out, so it doesn't make a good connection anymore.

Functionally, this is a great vehicle charger. It has 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A. One of the USB-C ports has 100 watts of output, enough to charge larger devices like tablets and laptops. And unexpectedly, Rexing even includes a USB-C cable – a nice touch. My MacBook and iPhone had no problems being charged. The LED indicator on the charger is supposed to change colors, depending on what’s being charged: red for 100 watt devices, blue for 31 watts, and green for 23 watts. However, mine always remained blue. But, the charger has overcharging protection, and most modern devices also have self-protection built in. So even if the LED color changed as advertised, I’m not sure how useful of a feature it really is. In addition, I find the blue LED a little too bright. The charger has rubber sock on the top, making it easier to grip. It’s a bit on the flimsy side and could rip with enough wear and tear. Of course, many people will not remove the charger once it’s plugged in, and for them, it’s a non-issue. For me, however, it’s an issue because I do not plan to keep the charger plugged in all the time. The cigarette adapter in my car is located in a storage compartment between the front seats. This charger is bulky (likely due to having a lot of ports and functionality) and it blocks the storage compartment cover from closing all the way. So overall, this charger has great functionality and I recommend it. But I did deduct one star due to bright LED, bulkiness, and a somewhat flimsy rubber grip.

The Rexing 120W car charger is a multiport charger with enough power to even charge a MacBook or laptop. It works great and charges devices quickly as well. It comes with an additional 3ft 100W capable USB C to USB C cable to add to your arsenal of cables. Additionally, it has a rubber sleeve to help plug it in and when the charger is plugged in, a blue LED ring around the ports light up and helps to plug in cables especially at night. Having 3 ports (2 USB C and 1 regular USB A), 1 of the USB C ports is for 60W or 100W Power Delivery charging (for MacBooks, laptops, or other higher battery capacity devices), the second USB C supports 20W Power Delivery (for cell phones and tablets), and the third standard rectangular USB port supports Quick Charge 4.0 20W charging. The total output supported for the charger is 120W (most car cigar ports only allow a total of about 120 - 150W output so this charger supports close to the max output). It also has UL, RoHS, CE, and FCC certification to protect against short circuiting, overcharging, and overheating. As a car charger, this works great and am able to charge several devices at once. If a device is connected to the 100W port, the second C port can continue to charge at 20W. Where the charging speed changed was when 3 devices were charging at the same time. The 100W C port continued to charge my device at the 100W speed but the 20W 2nd C port charging speed dropped significantly. My device using the regular USB port charged quicker than the device connected to the C port. The only complaint I can think of with the charger is that it is in the larger side. It sticks out about 1 5/8 inches after plugging it in. Personally, it doesn't bother me because my car's cigar port is off to the side and I would rather have a higher wattage charger for my devices than it take up a little bit more space. Overall, I have preferred to use the Rexing 120W car charger over the other chargers I have and have used. Having the ability to charge my laptop and phone at the same time is useful and also frees up having to use a power outlet to charge my laptop. I recommend it for those that are interested in a high wattage car charger and want to charge their devices quickly.

I am incredibly pleased with this 120W quick charger! Usually I leave 5 minutes late for every appointment because I am trying to charge my phone before I leave the house. Now, I can be confident that my Flip 4 or my wife's Galaxy S23 Ultra will be nearly completely charged even after a quick trip in the car. Be aware that one of the micro-usb ports charges significantly faster than the other - as one is 100W while the other is 20W. So, if your phone isn't charging as quickly as you expect, you may simply be using the lower powered port. I appreciate that the charger provides the option for powering older devices via the USB Type A port. I had expected to use this port for sending power to my dash cam - but unfortunately the dash cam has a DC outlet connector that cannot be unplugged. So, before you purchase this charger, make sure that you have an available Car DC outlet available - otherwise you may have to decide between powering your dashcam and charging your phone. Overall I am extremely happy. This quick charger is incredibly easy to use and charges MUCH faster than my car's wireless charger. Thankfully it comes with a USB C to USB C charging cable - so I know that the cord is high quality and wont limit the power flowing to my phone. I absolutely recommend this charger for any phone or device charging on the go.

I don't have a fancy car with a built in GPS so I rely on my phone to help me get around. I even use it for local drives to avoid traffic and closed roads. There is nothing worse than driving some place where you are unfamiliar and have your phone die. I have had chargers that could not keep up with the demands of the battery when running GPS, Music apps and phone calls. This charger, when I am plugged into the 100W plug (top C port), it raises my charge about 1% per minute. No charger has ever been able to do that. I am usually lucky to just keep my charge at a steady level (input equals the output). I never see it go up so fast! There are 2 C ports and one USB port. I use an android so I use the C-C port. You can use this with iPhones as well. This can charge three things at the same time. I have not had this opportunity to see if the power stays the same while charging more than one item. I did not think that there could be a difference between car chargers. I usually just bought cheap ones at convenience or discount stores but this one truly makes a difference. I am looking forward to planning a road trip and taking this with me, knowing that I will have plenty of power to find my way!

Good While It Lasted, But Not for the Long Haul I was really impressed with the Rexing 120W Quick Charger at first. It delivered on its promise of fast charging, and the design with multiple USB-C and USB-A ports was exactly what I needed for my phone and other devices on the go. The build quality felt solid and premium, and it was a huge upgrade from my old charger. The charging speed was fantastic. It handled my phone and laptop with no problem, and I was so happy with the convenience of powering everything at once. The LED light was also a nice touch, making it easy to find the ports at night. However, my experience took a turn for the worse after about four weeks. The unit just stopped working. It no longer lights up or charges any devices, no matter which port or cable I use. It's a real shame because I was so pleased with it initially, but for a product that costs what this one does, I expect it to last longer than a month. While I'm disappointed, I'm not overly negative about it. It might have been a fluke, and when it was working, it was genuinely great. But given the short lifespan, I can't recommend it without reservation. I'll likely be looking for a replacement that offers more long-term reliability.

It's a small charger that packs a big punch. That's really the essential information you can base your YES/NO purchasing decision on. The feel is great, it is plastic and rubber, but it doesn't feel cheap. There are similar models from others that do not have the rubber ribbing around the collar. This might not seem like much, but it is a little thing that adds to the refinement (yes, I just said "refinement" in a car-charger review). But, think about it: it is hot out, your hands are sweaty and you go to push/pull the charger and your hand slips because it's all plastic. I have had this happen NUMEROUS times. Not the case here as the entire collar is surrounded with ribbed rubber that grips. Speaking of hot, this is also an area that gets very hot to the touch on these sort of devices. Having that rubber there absorbs a good amount of said heat. You might not experience much of htis using the 20w outlet, but when plugged into that 100w bad boy, yeah...you're going to generate some warmth to say the least. The rubber makes a difference, bottomline. This unit replaces a much larger inverter that (while having a lot more oommmpph) isn't always necessary for day-to-day use. I leave that in the center console, but it is a little noisy and now we lose that bit of storage when on road trips. Cons? My only real con is that I wish you could adjust the intensity (or better yet, if there was an on/off) for the ring around the perimeter of the charger. It's BRIGHT. I'm sure there's something you can do to cover/mask it, but I've yet to explore that as it really is a very small gripe, but a gripe nonetheless. Recommended for anyone wanting a high quality, powerful and COMPACT charging option.

It is pretty hefty compared to the original samsung fast charger. I was looking to maximize the max output capacity of my cigarette lighter plug, and this charger at 120w max capacity, fits the bill. It comes with a braided type c cord, which is pretty cool.

This is a full featured power charger that is an all-in-one solution for your mobile needs. After using it for a week on a trip to charge my laptop, cell phone and tablet all at the same time, I can say I had no issues. It didn’t overheat or overcharge based on my devices not overheating. The charger didn’t get hot to the touch either, and has a metal body along with a larger insulated top that is supposed to be designed to limit vibration. There are two USB-C PD ports rated at 20W and 100W and a standard USB port. This unit is a certified quick charger that has a stated charge speed of 10x faster than a standard charger. It also includes overheat, overvoltage, overcharge and circuit overload protection. The big advantages of certified PD ports are that they communicate with compatible devices to determine how much power they need, and features of PD ports include limiting the power to the fastest the attached cable can handle. I was able to replace the small power inverter I was using in my car since this will charge all my devices except my large gaming laptop.

I didn't really know how much I needed this until I had it. Just before getting this I went on a long family road trip where everyone, except the driver, aka me, got to enjoy the ride while playing games and watching videos on their phones and tablets. That doesn't mean my phone got to relax, nope, it was set in my dash mount handling navigation duties. Of course with constant use all these devices are just draining their batteries. Meanwhile, no one thinks to plug in their device until it's too late. Next thing you know there's multiple dead devices, limited plugs to bring them back to life, and a kid in the back seat yelling that they're bored and trying to steal other people's devices that might not be dead yet. If only I had something that could charge more than one device at a time! Well, I did, only it didn't get to me in time for my trip, but it was waiting for me at home when I got back. There's not much to unbox here, just a plug itself and one usb-c cable. You'll need to supply any other cables you might need to charge whatever devices you need to charge. Plug it in to the outlet in your vehicle and it lights up ready to charge whatever you need charged. It's not quite that basic though. It's not just a regular plug with inputs, it actually works as a quick charger. Take for example one of my devices, which is a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra phone, which tells you how fast it's charging. With the majority of chargers, it simply says 'charging' and takes a reasonable amount of time. When I plug it into one of the usb outlets on my nightstand, it alerts me that it's 'slow' charging and will take all night. Using the charging block that came with it and I get 'Super Fast' charging. Then there's this Rexing Quick Charge. As hopefully you can see in one of the photos I added, plugged in to the Rexing it displays 'Fast' charging. While not 'Super' Fast, regular Fast is still actually pretty fast and better than most chargers. The best part is, it still supplies 'Fast' charging even if there's more than one device plugged in. When the aforementioned screenshot was taken, I also had an iPhone 14 Pro Max plugged in at the exact same time. I even added a third older phone just to have all 3 going plugs used and it still kept charging fast! With both my iPhone 14 and Galaxy Note plugged in, in 32 minutes of charging time, my Galaxy went from 49% to 92%, while my iPhone went from 12% to 66%. So basically it can take multiple near dead devices to almost full in just an hours time, at the same time! I almost can't wait for the next family road trip to get to use this charger in a more extreme environment, maybe even make someone else drive for a bit so that I can play some games on my phone. I definitely recommend this charger to anyone needing extra inputs, which if we're honest is most of us these days.

I got this charger for my ROG Ally and for my work vehicle. Having to keep multiple items/equipment charged like flashlights and such is so much better than a standard vehicle USB with this charger. Quick, nice, good quality, doesnt overheat either. I also use it for my ROG Ally and im able to play 30w turbo with no issues.

TLDR; It works and works well. The backstory is i discovered my outlet puts out up to 180W. I also discovered my gaming laptop (not used for gaming) laptop can charge super well off of 65W instead of the 220W charger it came with. This outlet charges both my phone and my laptop super fast. I was running experiments with my laptop in the morning, and it needed a charge before i got to work. It did so in spades. I got 25% on my laptop (100W) and 25% on my phone (20W) in the span of that 15-minute drive. If you have kids with a gaming laptop and a usbc charger, this thing is a must-have.