120W for iPhone 17 16 Pro Max Car Charger USB C Fast Charge, 4-Port Car Charger Cigarette Lighter Adapter, Dual 60W USBC & USB-A Multiport Car Adapter for iPhone 17 Pro/15/14/13, Galaxy S26/S25, iPad

Functionality
I love it. Works well with my iPhone 17 pro max, and charges my husband’s iPhone 14 at the same time! Can use while traveling and love the light up colors when plugged in!

Doesn’t get hot to touch, provides the 25W maximum charging power to iPhone 15 in each USB-C port
Although I didn’t need a 90W multi-port USB charger for our car I decided on buying this one because it has both USB-A and USB-C ports (two each). My wife and I have iPhone 15 models (Pro and Max) so the maximum power we would be drawing with two dead battery phones plugged in would be about 50W which leaves some spare power for the USB-A port for low power devices like a dashcam.I also liked the LED ring light around the front edge to make it easier to find the ports in the dark (see photo).Most cars when turned off also turn off power to the 12V “cigarette lighter” socket (a very outdate term for the Auxiliary Power Outlet) but for those cars or other 12V sources of power that are on all the time, please note that this device will consume about 11 milliamps of current with no loads plugged into the USB ports. That’s not much to be concerned with unless you have a stand-alone 12V battery connected to it for several weeks or months.Using my iPhone 15 Pro for my testing, I started with 10% charge level and measured the current, voltage, and power going into the iPhone and the current, voltage, and power going into this product from my 12V lab power supply. Here are the results:• Voltage measured at the product’s 12V input contacts was 12.25V at a current of 2.28 Amps for a total power of 27.93 Watts.• Voltage measured at the products USB-C port was 8.7V at a current of 2.622 Amps for a total power of 22.8 Watts.• The efficiency calculates to only 81.6% . . . not very efficient. That means just over 5 Watts of power is being dissipated as heat in the product for each phone that is charging.I plugged it into the car’s 12V outlet for 15 minutes and, using a IR thermometer, I measured the surface temperature of this product. It read 90.5 degrees F. But that wasn’t bad since the iPhone itself measured 106 degrees F while charging!I then plugged in my phone (iPhone 15 Pro) and my wife’s phone (iPhone 15 Max) into this product, went for a ride to see if it got hot but it didn’t get above body temperature. I didn’t have any equipment to measure efficiency of this charger adapter in the car but apparently the efficiency must have improved with the added load of the second iPhone so not much additional heat was produced (and I had the air-conditioning running in the car for this test which may have kept the adapter a little cooler.I was unable to prove thru testing if this product was really capable of 90 Watts total power since the iPhone 15 itself limits the charging power to 25 Watts to protect the battery from overheating and the two iPhone 15s plugged in would only draw a maximum of 50 Watts. I was happy to see the product did not get hot (although my iPhone 15 Pro was getting pretty warm at 105 degrees F while fast charging).Unless this thing dies prematurely, I’m giving this a five-star review. If it quits working within the two-year guarantee I’ll update this review.

Car charger
It’s working pretty good

Very good charger, looks good too. Good choice.
Very nice and well made. I had chargers in my cart and went back and forth comparing them trying to decide which I wanted. Decided on this one and glad I did. It’s definitely going to work well for us.