Car Cigarette Lighter Splitter, 2-Socket Cigarette Lighter Adapter with LED Voltmeter, Dual USB QC3.0 Type-C 20W PD Fast Car Charger, 12V/24V Splitter Adapter for Smart Phone GPS Dash CamClimatePartner certified

I’ve been using this car cigarette lighter splitter for about a week, and it’s made a big difference on long drives. The two sockets are super handy, I can run my dash cam and portable cooler at the same time without any issues. The LED voltmeter is a nice touch too, letting me keep an eye on the car battery status at a glance.The USB ports are fast, both the QC3.0 and the 20W Type-C PD charge my phone and tablet much quicker than my old charger. Everything feels stable when plugged in, and the white color blends in nicely with my car interior.If you need more charging options in your vehicle without creating a mess, this adapter is definitely worth it. Simple to use, efficient, and reliable.

I’ve been using this car cigarette lighter splitter for a while, and it’s been a game-changer. It allows me to charge multiple devices at the same time without any issues. The quality is good and it fits snuggly into the lighter socket without coming loose. Perfect for road trips or daily commutes!

I got this car cigarette lighter splitter with the little voltmeter to keep an eye on my 2001 Toyota Corolla’s battery voltage and make sure everything was okay.Plugged it in easily, and the voltage reading showed up clearly. It helped me see that my battery was healthy and not losing power, which was a big relief.It’s also handy because I can charge my phone and GPS at the same time with the two USB ports. The fast charging works great too!If you want a simple way to check your car’s voltage and charge your devices, this splitter is a great choice — works just like I needed.

Works great and as it is intended for. Build quality is not the best since it broke a part after a small drop. Still works thankfully.

Great price and works well. I needed this because I finally installed a dash cam that requires the cigarette lighter socket. I got this so I have another socket to use for my car fridge, power bank, or whatever I need it for. I like that it still has USB-A and a USB-C ports to charge things like cell phones directly. There is also what looks to be amp or voltage digital reading. I'm not sure why you would need that but it's there. It's also rotates up or down for easier access. Works well and the price was lower than comparable dual sockets.

Works as it should, well worth the money.

I bought this lighter splitter mainly to run both my dash cam and GPS while still being able to charge my phone, and it has exceeded expectations. The two cigarette lighter sockets are spaced well and hold plugs securely without wobbling. The USB ports charge fast, especially the Type-C port, which powers up my phone way quicker than the old charger I was using.The built-in LED voltmeter is a nice extra. It shows the battery voltage at a glance, which actually helped me catch a weak battery before it died. I also like that the design is compact and sleek, it doesn't take up a lot of space or get in the way of anything else on the console.The build quality is solid, not flimsy at all, and it’s stayed securely connected even on bumpy roads. Overall, this is a great solution if you have multiple devices to power in the car. It’s super convenient for road trips and everyday use. Highly recommend.

Nice idea, but mechanical and electrical faults *immediately*. First, I liked the 12V 12.5V etc. indicator. I like the shape, critics who complained 'Bulky' must have never noticed that it's barely bigger than two cigarette plugs and two USB cables are. The voltmeter is nice (not 'amps' as someone misstated).BUT the mechanical issues and the electrical combined to make me choose another brand, and then seeing other reviewers having failures within days or a few weeks of use, confirm my decision and this review.The shape is great. But most of the power sockets failed immediately, thus:Strike 1. No power from cigarette lighter sockets:Maybe it's the tight fit keeping it from reaching bottom? I used my existing compact Cigarette to USB A + USB C charger to test.Strike 2. Hard to get my CLA USBA USBC charger out again.I saw that my existing charger still had some of its packaging left on the CLA plug.I peeled that off, and it plugged in a little further, but again no power out.Strike 3. Came apart:In trying to remove the CLA plug from this device's socket, I almost went for my pliers, but I gave enough force with my hands but the case came apart as I finally got the plug out.I caught it quickly so it was only apart about 1/8" and I easily snapped back together ok.But this reinforced my initial impression of poor precision of alignment,as seen in the photos, the CLA sleeves are misaligned - it looks minor with camera but looking straight into each one they are both misaligned by different amounts. I try to align with finger pressure but when I release it goes back to misaligned. Anything I try to plug in binds.Strike 4. PD didn't deliver 20W:Maybe 10W. I tried the USB-C PD with two devices. One device, a bluetooth receiver to 3.5mm audio out, didn't recognize any power. The other, my Samsung A53 cell phone, works with a dozen different chargers, but this one causes a "Check your cable" error (see photo / screenshot).My phone is charged to 97% at the start of all these tests. After this error, a few seconds, it clears, and phone screen battery icon shows charging.I go to Settings -> Battery for "minutes to full charge". Results:Car Cigarette Splitter Charger USB-C PD: 31 minutesCar Cigarette Splitter Charger USB-A: 11 minutesOld 5V 1A Cube Charger USB-A: 53 minutes(Old 1A charger is half speed of this 'PD' so it must be only 2A or 10W)My existing Cig USBA USBC charger: 11 minutes using either USBA or USBC chargeSince the battery is nearly full for these tests, even a 100 or 200W charger will likely not be faster than 11 minutes, since the internal charge circuit must lower the charge current as the battery approaches full, so it does not exceed the battery voltage allowed at maximum charge.Anyway with three out of four features failing, and obvious mechanical precision also failing, and seeing the other reviews as I prepared this review, I will return it and choose another charger.