Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have 2 of these, 1 for each car because I liked it so much. My samsumg galaxy 20fe slows its own charging down once above 50%, getting from 20% to 50% is a blink. From 50 to 100 is maybe 45 minutes where my regular house charger might take like 1 hour 45 minutes or so. The usbc in the box also snaps in nice and snug, so props on that! Definitely my recommendation to any friend or family. **Note: i also drive around for work a lot so this comes clutch a lot with how fast it gets me to reliable battery level quickly

Great price and can use for more then one device to charge perfect for on the go charge my phone and kids tablets at the same time

The charger isnt too big or too small and it charges fast but felt like i had to force the type c into the charger with some good force and i wish the charging cable that came with it was a little longer. Didn't buy additional cable because it came with one but ill most likey buy another and use that as back up.

This is a great artifact. It allows me to recharge my phone easily and fast. I optep for this version that has usb-c & usb-b ports. In my car, the actual usb port is used for a navigation device, then this option on 12V converting output to usb is a great addition.

This charger was needed for an older truck. I’m pleased with how it works. Thank you Best Buy

This is DEFINITELY a great buy! I have a few other chargers from An*** but, they were sorta misleading, with the output! This is definitely a WAY HIGHER output, with the Type-C output! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED {2 thumbs up :-)}

I use this with magsafe car charger, and i love how much power it gives me! that wattage aint no joke!

I love this charger it charges my phone so fast It surpassed my expectations

It’s a decent charger for what it’s designed to do.

Works great as adverstised. Charges phone SUPER fast.

This charger works great! I would highly recommend to others.

While it’s great that some vehicles have built-in USB ports these days, a vehicle-borne USB-C port is still a bit of a rarity, as is a vehicle-installed USB port that is capable of charging some higher wattage electronics. Enter the Rexing 78W Quick Charger. This low-profile 12V charger is only a few inches long yet offers you the ability to charge up to 60W on its USB-C PD port while *simultaneously* providing up to 18W of QC3 charging via the USB-A connection. I was especially impressed with how compact the charger looked while perched in my vehicle’s 12V port; we have a much less powerful 2-port adapter in our minivan that easily sticks out another inch or so with a much wider head where the cables plug into the ports. The USB cable plugs seated very securely in the charger’s power ports--neither cable came free even with a bit of a gentle tug. The charger also features a subtle blue LED to let you know when the power is flowing…it’s bright enough to see when things are working properly, but not so bright that it will blind you at night in a darkened vehicle cabin. How does it perform…quite simply--amazing! I was able to charge my iPhone 14 Pro Max and simultaneously charge AND play my Steam Deck while we were driving across town (no low-speed/low-power charging warning). Later, I checked how quickly the charger could top off my devices’ batteries. Starting my iPhone and Steam Deck each at about 50%, the Rexing charged my Steam Deck’s battery up to 76% in just 25 minutes using the USB-C PD port; on the USB-A port, my iPhone got up to 68% in the same amount of time. Obviously charging speeds will depend on a lot of different factors, but the fact that it refueled both of my devices so quickly without getting uncomfortably warm to the touch was pretty amazing. In addition to the charger itself, Rexing graciously provides a sturdy USB-C to USB-C cable in the box so you can take full advantage of that 60W of PD charging capacity right off the bat. Powerful, svelte, flexible, easy-to-use…there was nothing we noted about the Rexing’s looks, construction, or performance that gave us any reason to complain. Definitely a great value for the asking price—HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Using the included C-USB cable, I was able to Turbo-Charge my motorola android cellphone. Whike it might not seem like a big deal, I get 70% charged in 17 minutes!. To me, that's the same rate in my home base charger. A real godsend when you need to quick charge after a long day of cell use or on the run or having fun. Besides the USB-C port, it also has a standard high output USB port. This allowed me to charge my phone and another friend or family member to charge theirs at the same time. Since the unit is lightweight, its not hard to pack in a day bag or wherever I happen to be. This is very convenient in my SUV since its older and only has a 12-volt port in the center console. The double sided C USB cable is about a foot long. Enough for my use. Color changing LEDs let you know the rate of charge. The plug fits securely in the car's 12-volt port, no wobble. On a lark, I figured the 75-watt rating might actually charge my Surface laptop. YUP, IT WORKED PERFECTLY. Good to know if you use your laptop for business or need a charge between classes or clients.

It worked as intended but after a year of use the charger melted while charging my phone. Would not recommend for long time use

This is a high quality, high power USB car charger. It has 2 available ports, one USB-C and one USB-A. Included in the package is a USB-C to USB-C cable. What makes this car charger stand out is that the USB-C port is rated for a whopping 60W! That is enough to charge most laptops. The USB-A port uses the remaining 18W, which in of itself exceeds the charging output of most typical 5W power adapters. I tested the USB-C port with my IPhone using a USB-C to lightning cable and was able to confirm that it is fast charging. Fast charging ability varies from device to device, but this charger is compatible with both Apple and Android fast charging. Another great way to use this charger is for charging power-hungry portable batteries. Using a low-power adapter to charge a portable battery can be agonizingly slow. This adapter will charge batteries much, much faster using either of the ports. But of course the 60 W port will provide the maximum performance. This is a fabulous charger and it is now being used as my primary car charger. When my battery is low on the go, I am satisfied that I am getting the maximum charge my device is capable of.

The Rexing 78W charger is a dual port charger with USB-C PD charging and USB-A Qualcomm 3.0 quick charging ports. Both ports can be used at the same time to simultaneously charge 2 devices. The USB-A port is rated to 18W while the USB-C port can deliver 60W. I have been using a Qualcomm 3.0 car charger for years without issue. When I upgraded my phone to a Pixel 7 Pro I decided to upgrade to a USB-C PD charger. I bought the one from the Google store that was compatible with my device. However, it didn’t work in my car for some reason. I have a 2014 Mazda CX-5 with 120W DC car outlets – the charger said it was supposed to work with 120W outlets. It did work in my GF’s car which has 180W ports. I was a little put out by this, but I was happy to give the Rexing 78W charger a shot. I plugged it into the outlet in my armrest storage, and it worked without issue. I swapped the Rexing between my car with 120W ports and my GF’s car with 180W ports and saw no difference in charge rate. With the USB-C PD charger I was charging my phone from 70% to full in 56min - the last 20% takes the longest due to a slower rate being used. Charging from 50-70% is only 8-10 min if that gives any indication how long that last 20 min takes. The Pixel 7 Pro max charge rate is 25W, so this was on par with the 30W charger I used in my home. Charging my phone via the USB-A port the time to full grew to 65min. This was identical to the charge time of my outgoing Qualcomm 3.0 charger. The only thing I noticed that was different was my old charger allowed me to plug the cable into my phone in either orientation (up or down). However, with the Rexing charger I had to have the USB-C end of the cable plugged in the “correct” direction otherwise it wouldn’t charge. USB-C is supposed to be reversible, but I guess some USB-A to C chargers don’t support reversing the USB-C port. I have a wall charger that is the same way, so it wasn’t something I hadn’t dealt with before. Charging my Pixel get labeled as “Charging Rapidly” by the phone when using the USB-C port. Charging by the USB-A port wasn’t given any special name by my phone. I was able to charge my larger Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra without issue. It uses a 45W charger in my house, so the 60W of the Rexing should not have any issue charging my tablet. I tried it out on both my home charger and the Rexing and both were going to take 42 min to go from 66% to full, and the charging rate was labeled as “Super Fast Charging” by the tablet. Switching to the USB-A port for charging saw the charge time change to 59 min to full. I was honestly surprised the tablet charged faster on USB-A than my phone considering how much larger the battery is. Honestly it seems as thought the Rexing 60W USB-C PD port can handle the power delivery quite well. I was surprised at how well it held up with the smaller form factor. I think it’s only a few millimeters taller than my outgoing low-profile Qualcomm 3.0 charger. The smaller size is absolutely necessary for me to have when if I want to use the outlet inside my armrest. With that being said I felt for warm spots on the charger, but it didn’t feel like it was heating up much at all while charging my phone. With the tablet I could feel it get a little warmer, but still nothing more than the wall charger at home. I can imagine a full load 60W device will make the charger warm up a decent amount, but no where near a concerning level. My only concern would be if you plugged in 2 full load devices (18W USB-A and 60W USB-C) and the inside of your car was already scorching from the summer heat. I can imagine there might be some thermal throttling on the charge speeds, but that would hold true for any charging solution. I am pretty happy with this charger. It comes in a the same price point as the charger I bought for my Pixel, but it actually works in my car and comes with a bonus USB-A port. I really don’t see how you could go wrong with this charger.

Summary: This is a great little charger that I intend to use daily. It is a must have for road warriors and those whose devices support faster charging speeds. I tested it with a Pixel 7 Pro, S23 Ultra, OnePlus 11, Fitbit and Oura Ring. Unboxing: There is not much to speak of in the box other than the device, cable and warranty. The device is small and will not take up much space in your car. There is an LED light to show charging status and two connections for USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 (up to 18W) and USB-C PD (up to 60W). Use: This charger is great for most phones. I had to check out the main website to find supported speeds and it looks like it supports the following. USB-C – 5V/3A (15W), 9V/3A (18W), 12V/3A (36W), 15V/3A (45W), 20V/3A (60W) USB-A – 5V/3A (15W), 9V/2A (18W), 12V/1.5A (18W) This being the case, it charged my Pixel 7 Pro relatively fast for that device, it will charge a S23+ / S23 Ultra at 45W but it did not support the 80W/100W speeds that my OnePlus 11 supports. It charged that device rather slowly. The USB-A port works with most devices that support it and it charges my Fitbit and Oura ring in normal times. Design: I rather like the simple design it comes in, but it looks like it should have another light in the glossy accent around the front of the unit. I would like to see that as I enjoy flashy lights. The build quality is sturdy, and I do not foresee any issues here down the road.

Got this for my iphone and I do have both old usb to lightning to current, up-to-date and faster usb-c to lightning. Charges perfectly using either, but mainly will just be using the usbc cable. It does definitely come with a usbc cable, for devices like android phones/tablets, or even current iPads. Size appears to be ok but with my car for example a 2011 corolla - it’s fine with the lid open but I wasnt able to close the lid, which is not much a big issue. Of course each car is different on their ac /cigarette charger location. The charger indicator light is discreet, bright enough to indicate it’s fully working and not too bright. It’s rated for 78w max and with smart chip for controlling charging time when something is fully charged is to what I think as looking at the details and said features on the box. I have used it for a brief 15-20 minutes on a short drive and appears to have charged my iPhone a good percentage from 60% to near 75% and other chargers I have are just below that wattage; though I have yet to compare how fast the other charger would charge in a percentage of the same brief amount of time, this would be a good fast enough charger for not just smart devices but, say other usb devices (like charing a usb rechargeable bicycle light while I plan to go bike out of town with my bike hitched on my car). As far as the brand, Rexing is something new I haven’t heard of, but as I looked them up they specialize in dash cams being highly rated - and other camera equipment, and believe they’re a brand new company. Go for their charger, and maybe check out their dash cameras.

The Rexing 78W Vehicle Quick Charger is a great affordable addition to my collection of car accessories. Being able to charge my phone and laptop with one charger is super convenient which was an issue for me before when I had to carry around a bulky adaptor just to charge my laptop now that is a thing of the past. I was able to charge my smartphone, laptop (with power delivery) and tablet without any issues. The charger comes well protected in the packaging and if it is not clear this charger does come with a USB-C cable which is an added value. Nowadays there are not a lot of chargers that come with cables and you have to buy one separate which could turn out to be not compatible with your device, so it is nice knowing you get a cable that you know will work. Charge times were quick and the device did not seem to get hot. I really like the form factor as it did not stick out too far from the base taking up a lot of space like other chargers can. The status light is blue and was not overpowering and the quality of the device seems very high. Overall if you're looking for a high wattage vehicle charger you can't go wrong with choosing the Rexing 78W (60+18) charger.

I recently got my hands on the Rexing 78-watt car charger, and it has truly exceeded my expectations. This charger not only delivers super fast charging for my phone but also powers my ROG Ally Extreme seamlessly. What’s even more impressive is its ability to handle my ROG Ally Extreme. I can play games on turbo mode without any noticeable drop in performance, all while keeping the device fully charged. The build quality is solid, and it fits snugly into the car's outlet. Overall, this charger is a game changer for anyone needing reliable power on the go, especially for gamers. Highly recommend!