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Baseus USB C Car Charger 65W Power Strip

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  • 65W max Type-C output
  • 30W max USB-A output
  • Dual port 45W + 18W (63W total)
  • PD3.0 / PPS / QC4.0+ / QC2.0 / AFC / FCP
  • 12V-24V wide input for cars SUVs trucks

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Summary

A 12V-24V car charger with one 65W USB-C PD/PPS port, one 30W USB-A port and a live voltage/current display. Check two things: the 65W only applies to a single port, and the USB-A high-voltage step needs a 24V vehicle.

Strengths

  • 65W USB-C PD/PPS from a 12V-24V socket, enough for a phone or a laptop.
  • The live display doubles as a basic vehicle battery-voltage read-out.
  • Dual ports split 45W + 18W for a laptop and a phone at the same time.
  • Broad protocol support: PPS, PD3.0, QC4.0+, QC2.0, AFC and FCP.
  • Compact aluminum body at φ34mm × H68mm and about 38g.

Weaknesses

  • The 65W figure is single-port; both ports together total 63W and the USB-C drops to 45W.
  • The USB-A 20V/30W step is only promised with a 24V vehicle input, not on a 12V car.
  • No independent instrumented test of this model exists.
  • No exact-model owner reports exist; the overheating warnings are about higher-wattage Baseus car chargers.
  • The bundle varies by region, so a 100W cable is not guaranteed.
  • The listing title that calls it a “Power Strip” is wrong for a car charger.

Verified specifications

Model familyBaseus Particular digital-display QC+PPS car charger 65W; SKUs CCKX-C0A, CCKX-C0G and TZCCKX-0G.
InputDC 12V-24V (cars, SUVs and trucks).
USB-C output65W max (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A).
USB-A output30W max (4.5V/5A, 5V/4.5A, 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 20V/1.5A).
Dual-port output45W (USB-C) + 18W (USB-A), total 63W.
ProtocolsPPS, PD3.0, QC4.0+, QC2.0, AFC and FCP.
Displayreal-time vehicle battery voltage and charging voltage/current.
Bodyaluminum, ABS and PC, dark gray, translucent and blue-lit.
Sizeφ34mm × H68mm; about 30g (UAE listing) to 38g (US and Nigeria listings).
USB-A 20V caveatthe 20V output is only possible when the vehicle input is 24V.
Safetyover-charge, over-current, over-voltage, over-power, short-circuit, over-discharge and temperature protection (seller claims).
Full research notes and sources

Display and protocols

The digital screen is the useful extra here: it shows the vehicle battery voltage and the charging voltage and current in real time, which is the closest thing to a health read-out this class of charger offers. Charging runs over PPS, PD3.0, QC4.0+, QC2.0, AFC and FCP, so it covers most phones and laptops that take USB-C power.

The USB-A port and 12V versus 24V

The 65W headline is a single-port number. With both ports in use the USB-C drops to 45W and the total is 63W. The USB-A port reaches 30W only through its high-voltage step, and the seller states that the 20V output is possible only when the vehicle input is 24V. On a typical 12V car that high-voltage step is not promised, so treat the USB-A port as a phone and accessory port rather than a second fast-charge output.

Which model this is

This is the Baseus Particular digital-display car charger, sold under SKUs CCKX-C0A, CCKX-C0G and TZCCKX-0G; the CCKX and TZCCKX codes cover the same hardware family. The word “Power Strip” in one listing title is a mislabel and does not describe the product. Do not confuse it with the older Golden Contactor Pro 65W three-port car charger, the Supreme 100W, the PrimeTrip VR2 retractable-cable chargers or the 160W Qualcomm car charger, and do not mix it up with Baseus 65W GaN wall chargers or PowerCombo desk strips, which are AC products.

ASIN B0D8FQ8RM1.

Is it worth it?

Baseus lists the US model CCKX-C0G at $27.99, shown sold out at check time. Baseus UAE lists CCKX-C0A at AED 84, the Australian listing bundles a 100W cable at A$45.99 (or A$39.99 without one), and the Nigerian listing is ₦11,900; in US dollars that is about $23 in the UAE and about $26 in Australia. At roughly $18-28 this is an inexpensive way to get a 65W PD/PPS car port and a live display. Above about $40 the value weakens unless the specific form factor is what you want. The cable varies by region, so confirm what is in the box before buying.

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