Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Rexing 78 Watt vehicle quick charger itself is great. I can charge an iPhone in 12-watt mode with the USB-A port while I charge my son's laptop over USB-C simultaneously. However, the cord included is a little less substantial than I would like, so I used it with a thicker, 100 watt-rated USB-C PD cable. Quick charging using USB-PD works great with both Android devices, compatible iOS devices, and devices that use USB-C for charging or power; even the Nintendo Switch works great with this, never losing power while in use unlike with standard vehicle plugs or built-in USB ports. The vehicle plug itself also never got warm while under any load, at least when compared to ambient temperatures on these warmer Missouri summer days. Even after two hours of my kid's laptop running, the plug wasn't warm at all. Note that since this plug is limited to 60 watts, your laptops may give you warnings about not being able to charge while in use; Dell laptops that my wife and my son have (Inspiron 13 7415 and Inspiron 14 7425) All in all, I call this a win.

The Rexing -78W Vehicle Quick Charger is a handy little gadget all vehicles should have. Most newer vehicles come with an assortment of charging ports included however having this little charger is very cool as it provides both USB-A and USB-C Ports in one device. I can charge my iPhone and iPad Pro at the same time quickly and be assured to have full batteries for the day. I have tried several of car charging adapters however very few will provide up the the wattage the Rexing Charging adapter provides. Easy to use and comes with an included USB-C cable which is pretty handy to have. Plug into your vehicle's cigarette lighter socket ( I know I wasn't sure my 2021 Rouge had one until I opened the cover and saw it) Once plugged into the Cigarette Lighter socket, plug in your mobile phone and or Tablet in the ports and the power indicator will emit a blue light letting you know that your devices are charging. It really couldn't get any easier than this. Be sure to add this vehicle charger to your list of accessories to have!

Well, I’m not sure if this was me or a temporary issue that seems to have resolved itself. Let me give you the play-by-play… The Rexing Dual Port 78w USB PD charger seems to be well put together — especially if you check out the dissection photos that show the make up of this thing. I like the extra power aspect. I like that there are built-in safeguards against overcharging, overheating, and voltage protection. Nobody needs any of this happening while heading down the interstate. We have a ’13 Toyota Prius and a ’19 Chevy Blazer. I first took the charger, cables (it comes with a USB-C to C cable), and my Pixel 7 and Dell XPS laptop out to the Prius. I plugged in both devices — the phone using an A to C cable, and the laptop with the provided C to C cable — and started the car. I checked the phone and there was no charging going on. Then I picked up the laptop to check on it — same thing. Nothing. I unplugged the laptop and plugged it back in (and, yes, the blue power LED on the Rexing charger was lit). Still nothing. I then set down the laptop and picked up my phone which was still plugged in. Wow! Where the cable plugs into the bottom of the phone was just about hot enough to burn the palm of my hand! I quickly reached down and unplugged the charger and the USB-A end of the cable was even hotter! I took everything back inside to look things over and tell my wife what happened. After things had cooled down, I decided to try again, but this time with the Blazer. After starting the car, I decided to go slowly and plug things in, one at a time. Charger first. Then USB-C to C cable. Now the laptop. The charging light lit up; it was taking a charge! Next, was the USB-A to C cable (the one that really got hot). No heat. Plugged in the phone and it immediately vibrated to let me know it was taking a charge. I let things run for about 10 minutes and there was no adverse change in temperature (just the normal warmth on the back of the phone). Now I’m thinking that there must be some issue with the Prius. You know what I did…I plugged everything in again in the Prius. Everything. Worked. Perfectly. Just like it had in the Blazer. I’m stumped. Maybe because I had both devices plugged into the charger before even starting the car? I don’t know. But I’ve tried to replicate the problem and I can’t get it to happen again. The Rexing charger seems to be working just fine, which is really cool that I don’t need a bulky power converter to charge the laptop. The phone also seems to be taking a quick charge just fine. I’m knocking off 2 stars because of what I experienced. Now I’m a bit paranoid…but it may have been my fault and not Rexing. We may never know.

Good car charger but I can't say anything special about it. These day most chargers are fast charges anyway. My car rides are short since my work is very close to my house and I can't tell how long does it take to get full charge and honestly who leaves house with empty battery anyway? I do get about 25% percent in less than 20 minutes which is I believe pretty much standard these days, if phone has fast charge option. Size is good, not too big but not too short either. It has two ports one regular USB 3.0 and one USB type C but since most of the newer phones have USB type C anyway I find a regular USB 3.0 port useless and I would prefer charger with dual USB type C ports but that is just my opinion, but USB to Type C adapter can fix this and make it more useful. Other options I do like is overcharge and over heat protection which I didn't see on many car chargers and it might protect plugged device and battery quality. Once again decent car charger which I would recommend it for purchase.

I mainly wanted this charger for fast charging on my ROG Ally when it comes it. The charger came in before my Ally was released so I'll have to wait a week to test it. As for phones, it's kinda weird how it refuses to charge some. The age of the phone isn't what determines compatibility. My phone is the older S21+ Ultra 5g. It supports 25w charging which should work with the Rexing since it supports smart charging and pick the lower wattage. Sadly, the phone doesn't charge on the USB C 60w port. Putting it on the 18w port and it charges fine. I then tested an old Pixel and Motorolla I have and they both charged on the 60w port, but slower. My daughter's S22 Ultra and a friend's S23 Ultra both charge full speed on the 60w port. Just for some reason my S21 won't even trickle on the 60w port. I use a 65w charger at home for my S21 without issues since it knows to reduce the wattage. I hoping that the Ally doesn't have an issue charging full speed on the Rexing. I haven't tested any laptops to see if they'd pull 60w or not, but at least the 18w port should do for a trickle charge.

As we all know, there are never too many charging ports in the car or truck when you have kids. Between tablets, phones and other devices, there always seems to be multiple people needing to charge some device. This is where the Rexing Dual Port USB PD Car Charger comes to the rescue. The Rexing dual port charger provides seventy eight watts of charging power straight from your cigarette lighter port. Some of the specifications of the Rexing dual port charger are seventy eight watt power output, an LED power indicator, intelligent chip control making it a safe and reliable choice. The charger provides overcurrent, overvoltage, overheat and overshrortage protection as well. According to the material included, the charger provides 60 watts of charging power through the USB C port and 18 watts of output in from the USB A port. Now with all of that out of the way. It does seem that whenever I need to plug a charging cable up in my sons truck, I always have the wrong one. Of all of the great things listed above, the one that excites me the most is the fact that it offers one USB A and one USB C port so it doesn't matter which cable I have, there will always be a port for me. The fact that it offers so many safetys built in and provides 78 watts of total power makes it that much better. If you need additional plugs in your vehicle like we did, this is a good option.

When I got this I was kind of skeptical of getting it due to how it's description is written up (this is a copy and paste of it, Rexing - 78W Vehicle Quick Charger with 1 USB-C & 1 USB Port Compatible with iPhone and Samsung Note). What threw me off was the fact it states Samsung Note which does not appear on the packaging or what's inside what does appear is the wording (all) and it also states this on the products website now with this being said and it was just my opinion in saying that this product does in fact work for all Samsung Galaxy products this also is my opinion after the fact of plugging my S21 in on it with a 55% charge when I did this the phone immediately asked if I wanted to turn on fast charging which should have been on in the first place but I have found out that the last update for the os on the phone turned it off so I did turn it back on my phone them told me how much charge I had and how long it would take to full charge which it said 20 mins so after a 10 to 15 min drive to the store from where I live I parked looked at the charge on my phone which was now fully charged I was expecting maybe a 25% left. This kind of amazed me as the charger I had when I bought my phone wouldn't even do this at ant length of time that in itself is a major pro in my opinion along with the fact of it coming with the C type cord for an iPhone the con is the facts of the description being totally wrong and the second fact of not having a power cord for Samsung Galaxy other than those two thing's this is something I would HIGHLY recommend to any Samsung owner instead of the cheap universal ones that take hours to charge, I would also recommend it to family and friends

Nowadays with the new devices becoming more and more hungry for power, you have to be careful with the car charger adapters you choose and wont damage the expensive phones. Rexing has been in the market for years, and the customer support is very efficient with knowledge and kind agents, from precious experience. This device is a great idea by providing 2 different USB ports that can charge 2 devices simultaneously. 60W is a lot, and I was able to charge my daughters iPhone and my Samsung galaxy super-fast. 18 months warranty is way better than other brands, I am happy with the product.

I received this Rexing 78W Dual Port USB Car Charger from Rexing at no charge to evaluate and review. The Rexing 78W car charger charges two devices simultaneously via USB C and QC 3.0 USB ports. As this is a high speed charger, the user must use high-end reliable charging cables to prevent melt through and failure while charging. Cheap cords of the sort found at minimarts will most likely fail using this 78W charging device. The Rexing charger comes with an 18 month warranty agains device failure and does not cover cords or devices being charged. The Rexing charger has a green LED power indicator to let you know the device is ready to begin use. It also has intelligent chip control to provide safe and reliable charging providing over current, over voltage, over heat and over charge protection. The Rexing charger measures 2.75" x 1.25" x 1.25" and requires high quality cables to operate properly and safely. It works with both 12 and 24 volt input from both cars and trucks. The Rexing's output is 60W and 18W from each appropriate port. A high quality USB C cord comes packaged with the charger. The Rexing charger is compatible with Dashcams, Androids, iPhones, iPads, MacBooks and other devices and laptops and provides safe high output charging.

One of our cars has a 120v outlet in the backseat. I used it all the time to keep my work laptop chugging along on our frequent seven hour road trips to see family. Then I got a new car. It never occurred to me to check that it had an outlet to handle the laptop. Oops. Enter the world of adapters. I need a reliable 60 watts to charge the laptop. Most car USB-C adapters are 32 or 24. That’s a no-go for being able to keep me working through a trip. The higher wattage units are expensive. This one is not. I admit I don’t use the USB-A port, not because it doesn’t work. I just have no use for USB-A anymore. Everything has gone to C. Including the cable is a nice touch, and makes it a one stop solution for my situation. Please note—this will not arbitrarily charge all laptops. Some need more power. You’ll need to know your requirements and test the adapter before you rely on it as a charging solution for your laptop model. It WILL charge tablets and smartphones with no trouble at all. Build quality is high and feels substantial.

This Rexing vehicle quick charger is sleek and powerful. The 78 combined watts of power will quickly charge your device and have you always at full power when you leave your car. The design is really nice and fits easily even into my charger port that is inside a covered compartment. It accepts 12-24 volt input. The charger feels very durable- not like cheap plastic that I would be concerned would break after a few pluggings and unpluggings. The included double-ended USB-C cord is plenty long enough to reach comfortably anywhere you would need to use your device. The C connectors are very tight and well-fitting, so you do not have to worry about your device coming accidentally unplugged. There is an available USB-A 3.0 output if you need that for your particular device. The charger has built-in chip control and provides multiple levels of protection against issues like short-circuit, overcharging, voltage surge, and high temperatures. I would highly recommend this little powerhouse to anyone.

Rexing - 78W Vehicle Quick Charger with 1 USB-C & 1 USB Port Compatible with iPhone and Samsung Note – Black Like me, you’ve probably experienced a near-panic attack when you were out running errands in your car, or even when you were on a road trip, and found out that your phone’s battery (or other device) had very little (or even no) life left. That’s where this small vehicle quick charging device can be a real life saver. This Rexing 78W Vehicle Quick Charger plugs into your cigarette lighter and then plugs into your phone or other device that needs charging, using the proper cable, and then starts to replenish your battery. It has dual ports and provides rapid charging to as many as two connected devices. The standard USB-C slot provides connections to most devices and the other port offers compatibility with iPhones and Samsung Notes using the special cable that's supplied with the unit. So, it’s a small device that delivers a lot of flexibility. Don’t leave home without it. I know I won’t.

Love this car charger, it charges my phone really fast. I like that it has both USB and C.

very good charger charge very fast light wehigt good quality

Best charger I've ever owned. Fastest charger ever

Small enough to store in glovebox & works as it should.

This charges well and quickly and replaces my old one!

Great it works great very happy with it fast charging

It stopped working and charging within a few days terrible and I could not return it