Auto-oplader OTTERBOX 77-98236 65W PD 3.1 PPS dual USB-C poorten

OTTERBOX 77-98236 car charger delivers up to 65W of power through two USB-C ports, supporting PD 3.1 and PPS fast-charging standards. Designed for in-vehicle use, the compact charger enables simultaneous charging of two USB-C devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. Its power delivery capabilities make it suitable for devices that require higher wattage while maintaining compatibility with lower-power devices.

Advantages

The charger supports PD 3.1 and PPS for efficient, adaptive charging and maximizes charge speed for compatible devices. Dual USB-C ports allow two devices to be charged at once without requiring additional adapters. The compact form factor is tailored for vehicle power outlets and helps keep the dashboard area uncluttered. Built-in power management maintains safe voltage and current levels to protect connected devices during charging.

Suitable for

• Fast charging smartphones with USB-C PD or PPS support
• Charging tablets and portable devices while traveling
• Powering USB-C laptops and ultraportables that accept up to 65W input
• Simultaneous charging of two USB-C devices in a vehicle

Key specifications

• Maximum output power: up to 65W total
• Port type: dual USB-C (Power Delivery)
• Supported fast-charge protocols: PD 3.1, PPS
• Form factor: compact, vehicle power outlet compatible
• Simultaneous charging: two USB-C devices

How to use

Insert the charger into the vehicle’s 12V power outlet, then connect devices using USB-C to USB-C cables. The charger negotiates appropriate voltage and current automatically via PD 3.1 and PPS. For best results, use manufacturer-recommended USB-C cables and connect higher-power devices first when both ports are in use. Ensure the vehicle outlet is supplying power before connecting devices.

Recommendations

Use high-quality USB-C cables rated for the device's required wattage, avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures inside the vehicle, and disconnect devices when the vehicle is not running to prevent battery drain.