UGREEN 63W Dual-Port USB-C & USB-A Car Charger (90645)
UGREEN 63W Dual-Port USB-C & USB-A Car Charger (90645)
Charge two devices in 12–24V vehicles with UGREEN 90645: USB-C PD/PPS up to 45W plus USB-A QC up to 18W, with up to 63W total output.
- Brand / model: UGREEN CD239 / SKU 90645
- Ports: 1 × USB-C; 1 × USB-A
What it does well.
Overview
UGREEN CD239 model 90645 is a dual-port charger for a vehicle’s 12V or 24V accessory socket. It provides one USB-C port with up to 45W output, including USB Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS, plus one USB-A port with up to 18W output. Both ports can operate together for a stated total of up to 63W, making it useful for charging a compatible phone and a second device during a journey.
Best-fit use Charge a PPS-compatible Samsung Galaxy phone from USB-C while a passenger charges another phone from USB-A.
Check first The 63W figure is the combined maximum under compatible conditions, not 63W from either single port.
Not designed for It does not include or replace a USB charging cable.
Key features
These capabilities apply to the exact UGREEN SKU and remain conditional on the connected equipment described below.
- USB-C output up to 45W supports PD 3.0 and PPS, including Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 on compatible Galaxy models.
- USB-A output up to 18W supports QC 3.0 and other listed legacy fast-charge protocols for compatible devices.
- Both ports can charge simultaneously, with a stated combined maximum of 63W: up to 45W from USB-C plus up to 18W from USB-A.
- Works from DC 12–24V accessory sockets found in many cars and commercial vehicles.
- Built-in protection is specified for over-current, over-voltage, overheating and short circuit; a blue indicator helps locate the charger in low light.
- Spring contacts and a heat-dissipation opening are designed to maintain fit and manage operating temperature in the vehicle socket.
Read the 63W rating correctly
The 63W figure is the combined two-port maximum, not the output of either connector by itself. Match the device and cable to the correct port so the charger can negotiate the intended mode.
USB-C port Provides up to 45W with compatible USB Power Delivery or PPS equipment. The connected device and USB-C cable must accept the requested voltage and current.
USB-A port Provides up to 18W with a compatible Quick Charge device and cable. A device using another protocol may charge at a lower standard rate.
Both ports together The exact model is specified for 45W USB-C plus 18W USB-A, up to 63W combined. The 63W label must not be interpreted as a single-port capability.
Vehicle supply Designed for 12–24V accessory sockets. The vehicle socket, fuse and wiring must support the requested load and the plug must remain firmly seated.
Use scenarios
Use scenario 1 Charge a PPS-compatible Samsung Galaxy phone from USB-C while a passenger charges another phone from USB-A.
Use scenario 2 Power a compatible USB-C tablet, ultrabook or lightweight laptop during a road trip, within the 45W port limit.
Use scenario 3 Run or charge lower-power travel devices such as a GPS unit, dash camera, action camera, handheld console or power bank.
Use scenario 4 Keep two mixed-generation devices charged in a 12V car or 24V vehicle without using separate socket adapters.
Setup and usability guidance
With the vehicle safely parked, inspect the accessory socket and remove debris before inserting the charger fully.
Connect a correctly rated USB-C or USB-A cable that matches the device. The charger does not replace the cable.
For the highest USB-C rate, use a device and cable that support PD/PPS and can accept the requested voltage/current.
Start the vehicle if its accessory socket is not powered while the ignition is off, then verify that the device shows charging.
Disconnect devices before removing the charger. If the unit becomes unusually hot, smells abnormal or repeatedly stops charging, unplug it and inspect the socket, cable and device.
Compatible devices and systems
Compatible with 12V and 24V vehicle accessory/cigarette-lighter sockets and devices charged through USB-C or USB-A. Examples include many Samsung Galaxy phones, iPhones used with the correct cable, iPads and other tablets, selected MacBook Air/Pro and USB-C laptops that accept 45W or less, Pixel and other Android phones, Switch, cameras, GPS devices and power banks. Fast-charge mode and wattage are negotiated by the device; connector shape alone does not guarantee 45W, PPS or QC operation.
What this product does
- Converts 12–24V vehicle power into regulated USB charging output.
- Charges up to two compatible USB devices at the same time.
- Negotiates supported fast-charge modes with compatible devices and cables.
- Can provide up to 45W on USB-C and 18W on USB-A within the published limits.
- It does not include or replace a USB charging cable.
- It does not make a device accept a charging protocol or wattage the device does not support.
- It is not a mains wall charger, battery bank, jump starter or inverter.
- It cannot provide more than 45W from USB-C, so higher-power laptops may charge slowly, only while asleep, or not at all.
What to do
- Check the vehicle manual if the socket rating or ignition behaviour is unknown.
- Use an undamaged cable rated for the required current and connector type.
- Allow airflow around the charger and remove it before servicing the vehicle’s electrical system.
- For Samsung 45W PPS charging, use a compatible phone and a cable capable of the required current.
- Do not insert the charger into a loose, corroded, wet or damaged socket.
- Do not cover the charger, leave metal objects near its ports or operate it where liquids can enter.
- Do not assume an iPhone with Lightning includes the required USB-C-to-Lightning cable.
- Do not use the charger as evidence that a laptop is safe to operate unattended in a parked vehicle.
Warnings and limitations
Limitation 1 The 63W figure is the combined maximum under compatible conditions, not 63W from either single port.
Limitation 2 Charging speed varies with device protocol, battery temperature, state of charge, cable and simultaneous use.
Limitation 3 A vehicle socket may remain live after the ignition is off. Remove the charger during long parking periods if the vehicle manual recommends it.
Limitation 4 This product is for charging electronics, not powering vehicle appliances or converting DC to AC.
At a glance.
- Brand / model
- UGREEN CD239 / SKU 90645
- Vehicle input
- DC 12–24V, up to 7.2A stated
- Ports
- 1 × USB-C; 1 × USB-A
- USB-C output
- 5V⎓3A, 9V⎓3A, 12V⎓3A; PPS 3.3–11V⎓4.05A; 45W maximum
- USB-A output
- 5V⎓3A, 9V⎓2A or 12V⎓1.5A; 18W maximum
- Combined stated output
- 63W maximum when both ports are used
- Listed protocols
- PD 3.0, PPS, QC 3.0, FCP, AFC, BC1.2, DCP and common 5V charging modes
- Form factor
- Vehicle accessory-socket charger with blue indicator
- In the box
- 1 × UGREEN 63W dual-port car charger (SKU 90645)
1 × user manual
Questions buyers ask.
Can both ports fast-charge at the same time?
Yes. The official specification states up to 45W from USB-C and up to 18W from USB-A simultaneously, for a 63W combined maximum with compatible devices.
Will USB-C provide 63W by itself?
No. The USB-C port is limited to 45W; 63W is the total of both ports.
Does it support Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0?
The USB-C port supports PPS up to 45W and is listed for Super Fast Charging 2.0 on compatible Samsung models. The correct cable and phone support are required.
Can it charge an iPhone?
Yes, with the appropriate USB-C or USB-A cable for that iPhone. The charger package does not list a cable.
Can it charge a MacBook or other laptop?
It can charge USB-C laptops that accept a compatible PD profile within 45W. A laptop requiring more power may charge slowly or may not charge during heavy use.
Will it work in a 24V truck?
It is specified for DC 12–24V accessory sockets. Confirm the physical socket and its condition before use.
Why am I not seeing the advertised fast-charge symbol?
Check the device’s protocol, cable rating, selected port, battery temperature and state of charge. Fast charging is negotiated and may reduce as the battery fills.
Does the blue light mean charging is complete?
The blue light is an operating/locating indicator, not a device battery-status display. Check charge status on the connected device.
Can I leave it plugged in all the time?
Socket behaviour varies by vehicle. If the socket remains live with the ignition off, follow the vehicle manual and remove the charger during extended parking to avoid unnecessary battery drain.
Are charging cables included?
No charging cable is listed as included. Use a cable rated for the device, connector and charging power required.
Genuine UGREEN product supplied with GST invoice availability. Product warranty and after-sales assistance are provided subject to the applicable UGREEN India warranty terms, eligibility requirements and support policy. Match SKU 90645 on the product or retail package because similar-looking variants can have different specifications.