It's a Heymix product so subject to some criticism. Something to note, there's one review saying it's 24W, not 60W.
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Was it Heymix?
Can you tell us the brand or give us a link?
Nah it wasn't. It was some generic OEM brand like Heymix, that I don't think exists anymore. Mine is in the bin so can't confirm.
HEYMIX as identified in past deals makes bad products. Huge false economy buying these.
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this can literally blows/burns/sends your car to the space!
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I'd question a 60w ciggie charger. That's 12v 5A i wouldn't want to plug anything drawing that sort of current from my car battery when the engines not running. Although it would tell you when you're battery is on the way out.
Just to be fair I've purchased a bit of Haymix products (charges/cables/power boards) over the last year and I have had a faulty unit out of box!
However I found their support was very good, fast and easy to deal with and got a replacement right away and all items have been working well ever since!
I often charge my Asus Notebook (65W), Galaxy S22+ (45W), Various cameras and other USB devices.. I have them at work and home and so far so good (fingers crossed!).
A friend also got a faulty unit out of box with a charger but like me got it replaced right away…
So I do think perhaps they do have a QC issue with out-of-box failures that could be improved but seems once it's working they seem to be reliable (or have been for me anyway)..
The performance/price is decent and hope it continues to work into the future but so far no issues with my daily use chargers from them…
P.S. I do know you can get some of the products directly from their OEM provider on sale at times (I've not tried them yet and they do offer free shipping as well I believe)… however I was happy with the convenience of Amazon local stock and delivery speeds for a few dollars more but if you can wait I guess direct might save some money but i"m not sure how warranty works (others can probably comment if they have tried)
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Who would buy 4 car chargers at the same time..
4 cars?
Edit - my car has 3 of these outlets. So one spare.
I bought some of these not long ago to convert the cheap USB charger for Ozito PXC batteries into a QC/PD fast charger. Haven't had an issue yet.
I purchased a different brand car charger and I was sent one of these Heymix ones, it was crap, it would charge for 2 seconds then cut out for 2 seconds, then charge for 2 seconds, then cut out again, and so on…
Sounds like it can't negotiate the correct charging profile to use with your device, I had a similar issue on another product, contact support and they will most likely just replace it for you…
It was the same with a Poco X3 Pro, and a Surfage GO which they listed as a compatible device..
Yeah sounds faulty mate, I would reach out to Haymix and let them know, honestly, I found their support great and hopefully you do as well.
- The faulty device I got from them did the same thing as above on one of the ports and they just dispatched a replaced right away that has been flawless since (other ports on the faulty unit I had still work fine but one port seems to struggle to negotiate the correct charging profile to use)
Good luck and hope you manage to get it fixed up!
P.S. I used this form even though I purchase via Amazon, they just found the order and dispatched a replacement for me:
https://heymix.com.au/pages/contact
@Jonc: I sent it back for a refund, I really didn't want to stuff around anymore with such low quality crap…
Hard to believe considering according to Ozbargain HEYMIX is a great brand..
I have these. on the side of the charger it says Total output A+C: 5v, 4.8A = 24w. They do fast charging on samsung but not Super fast charging (60w PD charger would do super fast). They are decent build quality and heavy for their size. For the price, they are heaps better than the $15 servo chargers. Just don't expect to use or charge a laptop with it.
I had a cheap car charger blow a fuse. Could have been worse.
Don't buy generic crap like I did.
Edit: Look at the supplied picture on Amazon. Doesn't look safe.