Why doesn't the car charger actually reach the 65W/60W stated in the product description?
The device being charged cannot reach 65W/60W. For example, the iPhone 15 Pro Max supports PD fast charging, but the device only supports a maximum of 27W fast charging.It also has something to do with the car's voltage and charging cable.
How does the car's voltage affect the charging rate of the on-board charger?
The voltage of a car cannot reach 20V. Generally, the rated voltage of a car is between 12-15V, and that of a truck can reach 24V.If the car does not have a voltage of 20V, the fast charging rate of 65W/60W cannot be achieved.
Do different charging cables have different charging speeds?
The premise of 65W fast charging is 20V = 3.25A. Using a regular 3A cable will limit the current. If the device supports 65W fast charging and the car voltage is around 20V, it is recommended to use a 5A charging cable.
Why is charging very slowly when two charging ports are used at the same time? Isn't this a fast charging car charger?
When two charging ports are charging at the same time, the maximum output shared by both sides is only 24W.
Why is my phone charging so slowly while I'm using it?
If you are not in a hurry to use the device, it is recommended not to use it while charging. Using it while charging will cause high load, causing the device temperature to rise and the charging power to drop significantly.
Why doesn't the car charger actually reach the 65W/60W stated in the product description?
The device being charged cannot reach 65W/60W. For example, the iPhone 15 Pro Max supports PD fast charging, but the device only supports a maximum of 27W fast charging.It also has something to do with the car's voltage and charging cable.
How does the car's voltage affect the charging rate of the on-board charger?
The voltage of a car cannot reach 20V. Generally, the rated voltage of a car is between 12-15V, and that of a truck can reach 24V.If the car does not have a voltage of 20V, the fast charging rate of 65W/60W cannot be achieved.
Do different charging cables have different charging speeds?
The premise of 65W fast charging is 20V = 3.25A. Using a regular 3A cable will limit the current. If the device supports 65W fast charging and the car voltage is around 20V, it is recommended to use a 5A charging cable.
Why is charging very slowly when two charging ports are used at the same time? Isn't this a fast charging car charger?
When two charging ports are charging at the same time, the maximum output shared by both sides is only 24W.
Why is my phone charging so slowly while I'm using it?
If you are not in a hurry to use the device, it is recommended not to use it while charging. Using it while charging will cause high load, causing the device temperature to rise and the charging power to drop significantly.