AINOPE AV829 Dual QC3.0 Car Charger - 36W Total Output

AINOPE AV829 Dual QC3.0 Car Charger puts two fast-charging ports into a small cigarette-lighter adapter. Its rated 36W output divides into up to 18W per port, while the compact metal body is designed for 12V-24V vehicle systems.

Compact Dual-Port Hardware

The AV829 model listing identifies two USB ports, Quick Charge 3.0 support, a 36W total maximum, and a 12V-24V input range. The same listing gives a total output rating of 6A.

AINOPE describes the charger as an all-metal, mini design measuring 1.79 inches by 0.94 inches. A blue LED ring indicates the socket area, and the manufacturer says the housing includes protection against over-current, over-charge, and high temperature.

Charging Profiles and Compatibility

The two ports use Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0, with the product documentation listing 5V/3A, 9V/2A, and 12V/1.5A output profiles per port. The US listing also identifies compatibility with QC3.0, QC2.0, AFC, FCP, and Apple's 2.4A charging standard.

That protocol mix covers Android phones supporting Quick Charge and devices that accept standard USB charging. iPhones can charge through the adapter, but Quick Charge 3.0 is not an iPhone charging protocol, so the phone determines the actual charging rate.

Price, Size, and Warranty

AINOPE's US-facing product page lists the dual-port charger at $14.99 (as of 09/23/2026). The manufacturer page also states a 12-month warranty for products sold through its website.

The charger is smaller than a conventional plug-in power brick and is intended to sit close to the cigarette-lighter socket. AIN?PE lists vehicle-fit notes for sockets that are unusually deep or short, including several cars and trucks where the adapter can wobble or protrude.

Who It Suits Best

Compared with AINOPE's older 24W charger, the AV829 raises the stated total output to 36W, with up to 18W assigned to each port. That makes it a compact choice for two devices that support compatible charging profiles.

The tradeoff is its dual-port design: it does not provide USB-C Power Delivery, and its Quick Charge 3.0 performance depends on the connected device. For drivers who need two USB charging outlets in a 12V-24V vehicle, its 36W rating and 1.79-inch length fit the compact dual-port category; users needing USB-C PD should choose a different AINOPE model.