MakPower 65W PD & USB Car Charger

A 65-watt car charger with Power Delivery (PD) and USB support is a fast-charging device that plugs into your car’s power outlet (cigarette lighter port). It provides up to 65 watts of charging power, allowing you to charge devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more using both USB-C PD and standard USB-A ports.

You can charge a variety of devices, including:

• Laptops that support USB-C charging, such as MacBooks, Chromebooks, and some Windows laptops.
• Smartphones, including iPhones, Samsung Galaxy devices, and other USB-C or USB-A compatible phones.
• Tablets, gaming devices, and other USB-powered gadgets.

Power Delivery (PD) is a fast-charging technology that allows compatible devices to charge at higher wattages, providing quicker and more efficient charging. A 65W car charger with PD can deliver up to 65 watts through a USB-C port, making it ideal for fast-charging laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

The charging speed depends on the device's compatibility and the power it requires. For example:

• A 65W charger can fully charge a laptop like a MacBook Air in around 2-3 hours.
• It can charge most smartphones from 0% to 50% in about 30 minutes if the device supports fast charging.
• The actual charging speed may vary based on the device, cable quality, and the charging environment.

Yes, most 65W car chargers come with multiple ports, such as a USB-C PD port and a USB-A port. This allows you to charge two devices simultaneously. However, the power distribution may vary, for example:

• The USB-C port may provide up to 45W when charging a laptop.
• The USB-A port may deliver up to 18W for a phone or tablet.
• When using both ports, the power output may adjust to ensure safe charging for both devices.

Yes, it is generally safe to use a 65W car charger if it is from a reputable brand and has built-in safety features like overcurrent, overvoltage, and overheating protection. Make sure it is compatible with your car's power outlet and has passed safety certifications like CE, FCC, or RoHS.

The charging speed depends on the device's requirements. Some devices may not support charging at the full 65W, even if the charger is capable of delivering that power. Additionally, using lower-quality cables or charging multiple devices simultaneously may reduce the charging speed.

It depends on your car model. Some vehicles keep the power outlet active even when the engine is off, while others cut off power to the outlet. Using a car charger when the vehicle is off may drain the car’s battery over time, so it's best to unplug it when not in use.

To maintain your car charger:

• Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures (direct sunlight or freezing conditions).
• Keep the ports clean and free of dust or debris.
• Use high-quality charging cables to ensure efficient power delivery and avoid damaging the charger.

Yes, most 65W car chargers are designed to work with both 12V car power outlets (common in cars) and 24V outlets (found in larger vehicles like trucks). Always check the charger’s specifications to confirm compatibility.

Many devices will display a "fast charging" or "super charging" message on the screen when connected to a charger capable of providing high power. You can also check the estimated charging time, which will be shorter with fast charging enabled.