Chopmate 100W USB-C Car Charger laptop battery
Charges laptops up to 100W via USB-C and phones via USB-A from 12V or 24V vehicle sockets
- Product typeCharger
- 100W USB-C output powers demanding laptops on the move
- Extra 18W USB-A port charges phones simultaneously
- Rectifier technology smooths voltage fluctuations for stable delivery
- Works in 12V cars and 24V trucks alike
- Compatible with Dell, Lenovo, HP, MacBook and Chromebook models
100W USB-C Car Charger
The Chopmate 100W USB-C Car Charger supplies up to 100W through a USB-C port and 18W through a USB-A port. It accepts 12V and 24V vehicle sockets, making it suitable for cars, trucks, RVs, buses and boats. Rectifier technology converts voltage fluctuations into a stable output for consistent charging on the move.
For multi-device users on the road
Drivers who need to power a USB-C laptop and a phone or tablet simultaneously will find the dual-port layout practical. It covers a wide range of Dell, Lenovo, HP, LG and MacBook models listed in the compatibility data. Buyers whose laptops require a proprietary barrel connector or more than 100W should look at a different solution.
100W output and vehicle voltage range
The charger delivers a maximum of 100W at 20V 5A over USB-C, enough for many ultraportables and mainstream laptops. The USB-A port adds 5V 3A for smaller devices. It operates from 12V and 24V sources, so it works in both passenger vehicles and heavy-duty trucks. Laptops that draw more than 100W or lack USB-C charging will not be supported.
How it compares
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- Price $57.99
- Pricier than about 88% of the 27,790 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the charger work from a standard 12 V car socket or do I need a 24 V truck socket?
It accepts 12 V car sockets and 24 V truck sockets, so the same unit works in both vehicle types.
Will the USB-A port still deliver 5 V 3 A while the USB-C port is supplying 100 W to a laptop?
Yes, the USB-A port provides up to 5 V 3 A independently while the USB-C port delivers up to 100 W.
How can I confirm the charger is delivering the full 100 W to my laptop after I plug it in?
Check the laptop’s battery or power settings; it should report a 100 W input from the USB-C port.
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