Car Charger M-LIFE micro USB 800mA, 1-port 12V–24V vehicle adapter

M-LIFE car charger with a micro USB output delivers a steady 800 mA charging current from a vehicle's 12–24 V cigarette lighter socket. The single-port design is compact and intended to provide a low-current, continuous charge to compatible portable devices such as older mobile phones, MP3 players, GPS units and accessories that accept a micro USB connector. The charger is lightweight and sized for in-car use and travel, offering a simple way to keep legacy devices powered while driving.

Advantages

The charger provides a controlled 800 mA output suitable for devices that require lower charging currents, reducing the risk of overcurrent on older batteries and electronics. Its single micro USB port simplifies connections without unnecessary extra features, and the compact housing fits standard vehicle power sockets without blocking adjacent ports. Designed for straightforward plug-and-play operation, the unit requires no configuration and works across 12 V and 24 V vehicle electrical systems.

Suitable for

• Charging older mobile phones equipped with micro USB ports
• Powering MP3 players and portable audio devices that accept micro USB
• Supplying low-current charge to GPS navigation units and accessories
• Keeping spare devices topped up during travel or long drives

Key specifications

• Input voltage range: 12 V–24 V DC (vehicle cigarette lighter socket)
• Output connector: micro USB
• Output current: 800 mA
• Number of ports: 1
• Form factor: compact in-line car adapter

How to use

Insert the charger into the vehicle's cigarette lighter or 12 V power outlet until it seats firmly. Connect the device to the charger's micro USB port using a compatible cable. Charging begins automatically when the vehicle outlet supplies power; monitor the device during initial use to ensure proper charging behavior. Remove the charger from the outlet when not in use or when leaving the vehicle for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the charger with devices that specify micro USB charging and are rated for lower charging currents. Avoid using the adapter with devices that require higher current or fast-charging protocols, and disconnect the charger during prolonged vehicle storage to prevent battery drain.