iPhone Car Charger, Anker 24W 2-Port Lightning Car Charger [MFi-Certified], with 3 ft Cable for iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro Max mini X XS XR 8 Plus, iPad Pro/Air 2/mini, and More

It's a charger. It charges things, and it charges them quickly. Charging things is one of Anker's core competencies, so you'd expect this product to do well. If you buy it, you won't be disappointed.Charging things quickly is good, but it wouldn't be worth a five-star review all on its own. For me, this charger has three qualities that make it better than "good" and move it into the realm of excellent. The first excellent quality is the build. This charger is solidly built. Like most Anker products, it is well-made. The cable is sturdy and well-connected at both ends. I anticipate this charger will last for quite some time. The second excellent quality is the value. I know that most tech reviewers would discourage you from buying a car charger with a built-in cable. If either the charger or the cable breaks, you'd have to replace the whole thing. However, the excellent value of this charger makes that objection moot. The whole thing is only slightly more expensive than a basic Lightning cable. If any part of it breaks (which seems unlikely, due to the excellent build quality), then you can replace it for a very reasonable sum.The final excellent quality is a bit subjective: Appearance. Yeah, it's just a car charger, so many folks won't care what it looks like. However, this charger is very attractive. The carbon-fiber finish complements the interior of most cars, including mine. Honestly, this charger blends in so well that it almost looks like it was installed by the manufacturer. Appearance might be a small detail, and I wouldn't sacrifice any other quality to get it. However, I don't have to sacrifice anything. This charger is well-made, inexpensive, and attractive. Three times the win!Bottom line: If you need (or want) to charge anything with a Lightning port while in your car, you should buy this car charger.

Anker 2 port lightning car charger :Really hard to beat Anker products In terms of quality and value for the money.I’ve purchased several of their products including power banks and various sizes of heavy duty charging cables for mobile devices and multi port fast chargers for cautis and home and have yet to be disappointed. One of the things I like best about this particular car charger unit is that the lightning cable is Permanently fixed in place meaning no one in the family can scamper off with it-it’s always there attached to the charger when I need it.(It has a second port where someone can plug-in anothet lightning cable or a mini USB For charging headphones and android phones etc.)I also like the blue light ( Partly because it matches the rest of my dashboard and climate control light colors as seen in photo ) But more importantly it lets you know the unit has been firmly seated in place and is supplying power - The reason this is important to me is that I like to slightly unseat it when parking the car for the night just to make sure there’s no power being drained especially while I park long-term. (mMy 12v receptacles do not require the ignition key being in place and turned to the accessory position - nor to have engine running in order to provide power.So having a light that turns off and keys me know when I’ve slightly pulled it out Far enough to disengage it is helpful.Likewise the lack of blue light being lit serves as a reminder when I get back into the car that I need to fully seat the charger again in order to supply power to my mobile devicesAlso the blue light is just bright enough to be visible in daylight- and yet not so bright that it would be distracting while driving during night hours.This is the third one I’ve bought and I’ll have performed flawlessly and offer a nice fast charge

This product is as it says: a built-in cord for your Apple friends, and a powerful USB port for your Android stuff. At first, I was considering buying another Anker product with 2 USBs for my Android products, but unless you have a really old car with only one 12-volt outlet and few if any USB ports, you probably don't need 2 USB ports for Android out of the Anker. Let's face it, at least 1/2 the time you'll have an Apple friend or family member with you. I do have other 12-volt ports that I use in my car for other gadgets (GPS, radar detector, etc.). But if you have purchased a car in the last few years with all the extra 12-volt ports and USB outlets, if you are an Android person, you can live with the 1 USB cord/port on this Anker. And you'll still get use out of the Apple cord, trust me.Charging time for this product is great. It's at least double maybe triple what I was getting from some solo USB ports. A cheaper 12-volt USB port adapter also wasn't as fast, and as it turned out, it broke and also shorted out my 12-volt in my new car (dealer had to replace a fuse). A few friends with Apple phones were getting close to 2% per minute in battery boost which is fantastic. 1% is considered pretty good and I've had USB port chargers that were much much less.Trust me, spend the extra $$$ for something that will last you years like this Anker. It's worth it in terms of durability and performance to spend the extra $15 or so over cheaper 12-volt adapters with USB ports. I learned the hard way (OK, it wasn't that hard, but it was annoying to have to travel with 1 of the 2 cigarette lighter ports broke and then to take it to the dealer to get it fixed).My only peeve would be that they include an Android USB cord that maximizes the Anker charging for Android products, but any old basic micro-HDMI USB cable will suffice so it's not a big deal.