Having multiple USB power outlets in a vehicle is no-doubt a nice thing to have.
There are many available in all shapes and sizes along with most newer units having Quick Charge 3.0 built-in.
With that in mind below is our picks for the best USB car chargers with multiple ports with links to reviews.
As always be sure to read the reviews here, Amazon, or elsewhere to be sure a unit is a good fit for you.
Our Picks for Best Multiport Quick Charge 3.0 USB Car Chargers 2020
- Ainope 2 Ports
- CHOETECH 2 Ports
- Aikenuo 6 Ports
- SUPERONE 2 USB Ports with Inverter
This small compact USB 3.0 car charger has 2 USB ports.
while small and compact it get the job done and a good unit at a low-cost.
Each port charges at 2.4 Amp for a total of 4.8 Amps.
If you need more than 2 port unit there are many more multi port devices.
If you only need an extra USB slot the CHOETECH QC 3.0 is a small low cost charger.
It is a short unit that plugs straight into a cigarette lighter and gives 2 USB charging ports.
One port has QC 3.0 while the other is a standard charging slot.
The CHOETECH is a good Fast Charger with an extra port for other devices.
Aikenuo makes this multi port car charger with a total of 6 charging plugs.
It has 4 ports for quick charge 3.0 and 2 for ISmart.
The design is like many home units with a long extender cable.
The SUPERONE is a charger that takes a different approach with 2 USB ports, 2 cigarette lighter ports, and a built in inverter.
The invert converts the 12 volt DC to standard 110-120 Volts AC.
It is built to sit in a cup holder location and has all the ports on the top.
The built in inverter is a nice feature since any standard home smartphone charger can be plugged into it and get a charge.
Summary
Adding multiple USB power ports in a car or truck is easy to do with a low-cost unit.
There is many good units with those above simply some of our favorite options.
When using any cigarette lighter be sure to check the vehicles manual for port Amp capacity as to not overload it.
Overloading a lighter port can cause the fuse to blow or possibly more.
While most smartphones will not draw enough power to blow the fuse many multiple devices plugged at the same time may.