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Compact black car charger with three ports: two USB-A and one USB-C

Leelbox

Leelbox 78W 3-Port USB-A & USB-C Car Charger S26

SKU CH-R5EE-63686

78W three-port car charger with USB-A and USB-C fast charging for phones and tablets

  • Product typeAutomobile Chargers
  • Charge three devices at once with 78W total output
  • Reach 80% phone battery in roughly 30 minutes via 30W USB-C port
  • Works with iPhone 12 through 17 series and many Android models
  • Built-in safeguards protect against over-current and overheating
  • Compact cigarette-lighter adapter fits any 12V vehicle socket

78W Triple-Port Car Charger

The Leelbox S26 plugs into a 12 V cigarette lighter socket and delivers up to 78 W across one USB-C and two USB-A ports. It targets drivers who need to fast-charge a phone, tablet or laptop while on the road.

PD 30W and QC 18W ceiling

The USB-C port tops out at 30 W Power Delivery while each USB-A port is limited to 18 W Quick Charge. Total simultaneous draw cannot exceed 78 W, so three high-demand devices will share the budget and charge more slowly.

Straightforward plug-and-play

Insert the adapter until it clicks; no drivers or apps are required. The main friction point is a loose or worn socket that cuts power on rough roads, and some laptops refuse to charge if their own PD profile exceeds the 30 W limit.

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Price $15.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 9,983 comparable items (median $18.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeAutomobile Chargers

Questions about this item

Should I pick the USB-C or USB-A port for the fastest charge on my iPhone 16?

Use the USB-C port; it delivers up to 30W PD so an iPhone 16 can reach about 80% in roughly 30 minutes, while the USB-A port is limited to 18W QC.

What does the 78W rating actually give me when I plug in a phone and a tablet together?

The 78W is the combined ceiling; in practice the USB-C port supplies up to 30W and the USB-A port up to 18W, so two devices share the total without either exceeding its single-port limit.

Which charging standard does the USB-C port use and what speed does it cap at?

The USB-C port uses PD and caps at 30W, while the USB-A port uses QC and caps at 18W.

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