Original price
Rs. 3,609.00
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Original price
Rs. 3,609.00
Original price
Rs. 3,609.00
Current price
Rs. 2,593.00
Rs. 2,593.00
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Rs. 2,593.00
Current price
Rs. 2,593.00
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UGREEN · SKU 35025
UGREEN 130W 3-Port Fast Car Charger
Charge a laptop, phone or other USB-powered device while travelling with the UGREEN EC705 130W car charger. Two USB-C ports and one USB-A port provide a useful mix of connections, including a USB-C output rated up to 100W. The charger fits a compatible 12V–24V vehicle socket, and its illuminated ring helps you locate the ports in low light. The two USB-C ports have different roles: USB-C2 is the high-power port for a compatible laptop, while USB-C1 suits a phone or another device requiring up to 30W. The USB-A port keeps existing charging cables useful. Knowing which ports you intend to use matters more than the combined headline wattage, because USB-C1 and USB-A share their available power when occupied together. Check the vehicle socket rating and each device's charging requirements when planning a multi-device travel setup.
Key features
Up to 130W combined output
Use the two USB-C ports together for up to 100W plus 30W, subject to the connected devices, cables and vehicle power supply. This arrangement is useful for charging a laptop and phone together. Each device draws an agreed amount of power, so actual consumption may be below the maximum rating.
100W USB-C laptop charging
USB-C2 supports up to 100W for compatible USB-C Power Delivery laptops and other devices that can accept that level of power. A laptop must explicitly support charging through its USB-C port. A USB-C connector used only for data or display output does not establish charging compatibility.
Three charging ports
Connect devices through two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, making the charger useful for different charging cables and devices. Choose the port and cable as a pair. USB-C2 needs a suitable 5A cable to deliver its full 100W capability to a device that accepts that power.
Visible ports at night
A blue illuminated ring makes the charging area easier to find inside the car when ambient light is low. Connect and arrange cables before the journey so they remain clear of controls. The illuminated ring is a port-location aid, not a display of charging wattage.
Where it fits
Laptop and phone on the road
Use USB-C2 for a compatible laptop and USB-C1 for a phone, keeping both supplied during a journey.
Family and work travel
Connect multiple devices so passengers can charge phones, tablets or other compatible USB accessories from one vehicle socket.
Use existing phone cables
The USB-A port is helpful when one passenger has a USB-A charging lead while another uses USB-C. Check the shared-power arrangement before expecting the same speed from every connection. For maximum combined output, the two USB-C ports provide the 100W plus 30W pairing.
Will it work with your setup?
Vehicles with a compatible 12V–24V power socket.
USB-C Power Delivery laptops, smartphones, tablets and other compatible USB-powered devices.
Use an appropriate charging cable for each device and the desired power level.
Setup and everyday use
Insert the charger securely into a compatible 12V–24V vehicle power socket.
Use USB-C2 with a suitable 5A USB-C cable when charging a compatible device at up to 100W.
Connect other devices to USB-C1 or USB-A. Available output changes when more ports are occupied.
A closer look
Before you buy
USB-C1 and USB-A share power when used together.
130W is the maximum combined rating, not the output of a single port.
Charging speed depends on the device, cable and available vehicle power.
Technical specifications
SKU
35025
Model
EC705
Ports
2 x USB-C; 1 x USB-A
Input
DC 12–24V
Maximum combined output
130W
USB-C1
Up to 30W
USB-C2
Up to 100W
USB-A
Up to 22.5W on compatible devices
USB-C1 + USB-C2
30W + 100W
USB-C1 + USB-A
5V/4.8A shared (24W)
All three ports
USB-C2 up to 100W; USB-C1 + USB-A share up to 24W
Inside the box
UGREEN EC705 130W 3-port car charger
Frequently asked questions
Which USB-C port should I use for a laptop?
Use USB-C2, the port rated up to 100W. The laptop must support USB-C Power Delivery charging, and reaching 100W requires a suitable 5A USB-C cable as well as adequate vehicle power. A laptop that normally uses more power may charge more slowly or continue using some battery under heavy load. Check the laptop's charging requirements instead of assuming any USB-C socket can accept power.
What does the 130W rating mean in everyday use?
It is the maximum combined output using USB-C2 at up to 100W and USB-C1 at up to 30W. It is not 130W from each port, and it does not force that amount into a connected device. The device negotiates a supported charging level. Actual power depends on the ports in use, charging protocol, cable, battery level and the power available from the vehicle socket.
What happens when all three ports are connected?
USB-C2 can provide up to 100W while USB-C1 and USB-A share a 5V/4.8A supply, up to 24W combined. That means the three-port arrangement has a different power split from the two-USB-C arrangement. Connect the highest-power device to USB-C2 and use the other ports for devices whose needs fit the shared budget. Do not expect USB-C1 to retain its individual 30W maximum when USB-A is also occupied.
Will it fast-charge every phone connected to it?
Fast charging depends on a charging protocol supported by both charger and phone, plus an appropriate cable. A phone that accepts less than the port's maximum will draw less, and charging generally slows as the battery fills or temperature changes. USB-C1 and USB-A also share power when used together. Check your phone's wired charging requirements, choose the suitable port and consider the other devices connected at the same time.
Can I use it in a 12V car or 24V vehicle?
The charger accepts DC 12–24V from a compatible vehicle accessory socket. Check the socket's own power rating and the vehicle's instructions, particularly if you intend to charge a laptop and other devices together. Keep the total connected load within the vehicle socket rating; the 130W charger rating does not override that limit. Physical socket fit and whether the outlet remains powered with the ignition off also depend on the vehicle.
Do I need a special cable for 100W charging?
For the full 100W from USB-C2, use a suitable 5A USB-C to USB-C cable and a device that supports the corresponding USB Power Delivery charging level. A lower-rated cable can limit the available power even when the charger and laptop support more. Match the connector at the device end as well. The charger rating describes its capability; the cable and connected device are equally important parts of the charging connection.
Why is my laptop charging slowly or still losing battery?
Check that it is connected to USB-C2 with a suitable cable and that it supports USB-C charging. Compare the laptop's normal adapter requirement with the available 100W maximum. A heavily loaded laptop can consume power faster than a smaller charging input replenishes it. Also check the vehicle socket rating and cable condition. To isolate the issue, test the laptop alone on USB-C2 before reconnecting other devices.
Does the light show charging speed, and can I leave it connected?
The blue ring helps you locate the charging ports in low light; it is not a numerical power meter. Whether the charger stays powered after the ignition is switched off depends on the vehicle socket. Follow the vehicle's guidance for accessory use and disconnect devices when they are no longer needed. Secure the charger and route cables so they cannot obstruct the gear selector, pedals or other driving controls.
