Car Charger BWOO BO-CC96 — 2x USB-C PD + 1x USB-A, 68W, black

BWOO BO-CC96 is a compact car charger designed to provide fast, simultaneous charging for multiple devices while driving. The unit features two USB-C Power Delivery ports and one USB-A port with a combined maximum output of 68W, allowing users to charge phones, tablets and USB-C laptops that support PD as well as conventional USB devices. Its compact form factor and black finish suit vehicle interiors and make it easy to store between uses.

Advantages

The charger supports Power Delivery on its USB-C ports for higher-power devices and retains backward compatibility with standard USB devices via the USB-A port, enabling mixed-device charging without adapter swapping. With a total output of up to 68W, the BO-CC96 can allocate sufficient power to drive-capable phones, tablets and some laptops while maintaining simultaneous charging across three ports. The compact design minimizes space in the vehicle’s 12V socket and is convenient for rideshare drivers and families on the road.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets simultaneously during commutes or road trips
• Powering USB-C PD-enabled laptops at reduced or maintenance charging while driving
• Providing fast top-up charging for passengers in taxis, rideshare vehicles and company cars
• Keeping GPS units, portable battery packs and other accessories charged on long journeys

Key specifications

• Ports: 2 × USB-C Power Delivery, 1 × USB-A
• Maximum combined output: 68W
• Output types: USB-C PD (fast charging), USB-A (standard USB charging)
• Color: black
• Form factor: compact car charger for 12V/24V vehicle sockets

How to use

Insert the BWOO BO-CC96 into the vehicle cigarette lighter or 12V accessory socket until it seats firmly. Connect your devices using appropriate USB-C or USB-A cables. The charger will negotiate power delivery automatically for PD-compatible devices; for standard USB devices the USB-A port supplies conventional charging current. Monitor device charging status on each device and disconnect when charging is complete or when leaving the vehicle.

Usage recommendations

Use manufacturer-approved cables and ensure the vehicle’s accessory socket is in good condition. For high-power laptops, expect slower charging rates when multiple devices draw power simultaneously; to maximize charging speed for a single device, disconnect other devices. Avoid prolonged use if the charger or socket becomes hot; allow cooling periods as needed.