MRGLAS K99 125W Dual-Port USB Car Charger

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Product guide

MRGLAS K99 125W Dual-Port USB Car Charger

Dual-Port: MRGLAS 125W Car Charger is a compact, two-port USB-A and USB-C adapter for a vehicle power outlet. The listing describes separate PD 65W and QC 60W outputs, but says both ports cannot fast-charge simultaneously and the stated maximum outputs apply only in a 20V car. Customer feedback also flags uneven power delivery and durability, so buyers prioritizing a verified full 125W or long-term reliability should weigh those reports.

At a glance

Two USB ports, one USB-C and one USB-A, support charging two devices, though the listing says fast charging cannot operate on both simultaneously.
A metal body, built-in blue lighting and pull ring are listed. The ring is intended to aid removal from the vehicle outlet.
The listing describes 65W USB-C PD and 60W USB-A QC, with those port-specific maxima conditional on a 20V car.

Price

$15.97Save 20%

Reference price: ~~$19.98~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Compact, low-profile shape is reported by customers to sit flush in the outlet and may leave an ashtray cover unobstructed.
The pull ring provides a stated grip point for removing the charger.
Two different USB port types offer flexibility for compatible cables and devices.

Cons

Customer feedback includes reports of the charger stopping work after around four months, a concern for buyers seeking long service life.
Power delivery feedback is mixed, including reports that it does not reach the advertised 125 watts.

Technical specifications

22 specifications

Identity
Brand	MRGLAS
Model	125W Car Charger

Charging and connectivity
Ports	2
Connector types	USB A, USB C
Listed connection	USB C & USB A 125W Super Fast Car Charger
USB-C output claim	PD 65W
USB-A output claim	QC 60W
Fast charging condition	USB-A and USB-C ports cannot provide fast charging simultaneously
Maximum output condition	Only in a 20V car can the charging power of USB-A port 60W and USB-C port 65W be achieved

Power and battery
Input voltage	12 volts
Listed wattage	65 watts
Output current	3.2 A
Amperage	3
Current rating	4 A
Current	DC
Power configuration	Corded Electric

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Cylindrical
Weight listed	28.08 g
Body material	Metal
Color	Black

Other listing details
Specification listed	UL
Warranty description	3-YEAR WARRANTY

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing has inconsistent power details: its title and feature text claim 125W total with PD 65W plus QC 60W, a separate wattage field says 65 watts, and it conditions the 65W and 60W port maxima on a 20V car while stating 12 volts input elsewhere. It also says the ports cannot fast-charge simultaneously. Confirm your vehicle's outlet voltage and the actual combined output before relying on the advertised maximum. The listing gives a 3-year warranty in one field and separately claims a 2-year promise, so the applicable coverage is unconfirmed.

What’s in the box

Included

Power adapter

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Drivers wanting a compact adapter with one USB-C and one USB-A port.
Buyers who value a low-profile fit and a pull ring for removal.
People charging more than one device who can accept that simultaneous fast charging is not supported according to the listing.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed simultaneous fast charging from both ports.
Anyone who requires a verified 125W combined output or established long-term durability.

MRGLAS K99 125W Dual-Port USB Car Charger · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 4,598 ratings

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Customer feedback reports that the charger works well for some and appreciates its compact, low-profile fit, including reports that it can sit flush and fit beneath an ashtray cover. Charging performance is mixed: some find the power ample, while others say it falls short of the advertised 125 watts. Durability concerns include reports of units stopping work after about four months. For a compact two-port adapter, the fit may suit tight outlet spaces, but the mixed power reports matter if you require a dependable stated maximum, and the failure reports are relevant if longevity is a priority.

Positive themes

Customers describe a compact, low-profile fit that sits flush in the cigarette-lighter outlet.

Negative themes

Some customers report that the charger stops working after around four months.

Mixed feedback

Charging performance and delivered power receive mixed feedback, including reports that the advertised 125 watts is not reached.

Frequently asked questions

Can both ports fast-charge at the same time?

The listing says USB-A and USB-C cannot provide fast charging simultaneously. It does not specify the combined output while charging two devices.

Does the charger deliver 125W in every vehicle?

No such unconditional output is established. The listing says the USB-A 60W and USB-C 65W maxima apply only in a 20V car, while its details also list a 12-volt input and 65 watts. Check the vehicle and selected listing details before relying on 125W.

What ports does it have?

The charger is listed with two ports, USB-A and USB-C. Use suitable cables and confirm the connected device supports the claimed charging standard.

What do customers report about it?

Feedback highlights a flush, compact fit and generally positive functionality reports, but charging power and durability are mixed. Some customers say it does not deliver the advertised 125 watts, and reports mention failure after around four months.