30W USB-C Car Charger with PPS

Seems to work well. Charges up my phone quicker than old one.

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I got the Zyron car charger to replace an existing USB-A+USB-C charger which couldn't properly negotiate power for my Pixel 7 when the phone's power was low (which, as you can imagine, was very frustrating). I am happy to say that the Zyron demonstrates no such issues.You can see in the photo that I have the USB-A port taken up with a Bluetooth receiver, and have a USB-C cable snaking off to the phone mount. I have found the charger to reliably serve power to both units. Like all PD (Power Distribution) equipped chargers, it resets all ports if you unplug the USB-C port, which means that the Bluetooth receiver gets a power-cycle reboot whenever I plug in or remove the phone. This is annoying but standard behaviour on all USB chargers capable of balancing load.It would be nice if the USB-C port could get a larger feed when the USB-A was in use, rather than 7.5W (which is half of 15W, not the 30W the charger can manage when only USB-C is plugged in). But a consistent 7.5W (which it delivers) is better than very low power at critical times.The charger fits the power socket snugly, not too tightly, and is not too large. The finish looks quite nice, and matches most modern cars, I guess.The most important thing is that this charger has worked as expected for the last month, with no glitches or surprises.

My main purpose in getting this was for my older (and smaller) second vehicle which I use from time to time and the most frustrating thing is plugging my phone in as it has no USB ports, just the 12v cigarette lighter. My daughter drives it a lot and complains every time, so hopefully this will keep her quiet.It comes with USB C port as well as the normal USB A port - which covers most devices/cables.This 12V to USB Adaptor is perfect and not intrusive (e.g. it does not protrude far out of the receptor)The price is perfect and provides a missing piece.