DuracellUpdated 6 July 20268.6/10 score

Duracell 65W Fast Car Charger review

45W PD + 20W QC — trusted brand with real laptop-capable USB-C

Our verdict

Verdict

8.6/10

Duracell 65W (DU053) brings mainstream brand trust to the Indian car charger market with 45W USB-C PD and 20W QC3.0 USB-A on a 12–24V input. The 45W PD port is genuinely laptop-capable for many ultrabooks and tablets, while the 20W QC port handles phones. Duracell positions it specifically against slow in-car charging — and for buyers who want a recognizable global brand over local accessory players, it is one of the strongest picks under ₹1,000.

Key features

  • 45W USB-C PD
  • 20W QC3.0 USB-A
  • 65W max combined
  • 12–24V vehicle input
  • Short-circuit & over-voltage protection

Pros & cons

Pros

  • 45W USB-C PD — laptop capable
  • Duracell brand trust
  • 12–24V for cars, SUVs, and trucks
  • 20W QC3.0 USB-A for phones
  • Multi-layer protection circuitry

Cons

  • Higher street price than Portronics
  • Only dual-port — no triple option
  • No PPS for Samsung Super Fast
  • Availability varies on Amazon
  • Design is functional, not premium

In-depth review

Duracell's entry into car chargers targets buyers who prioritize brand reliability over the lowest rupee. The 45W PD port matches what many wall chargers deliver — enough to meaningfully charge a Type-C laptop during a 1-hour highway run.

The 12–24V input range matters for SUV and commercial vehicle owners who sometimes find budget chargers fail on 24V sockets.

Full specifications

Total output65W
Ports2
USB-C max45W
USB-A max20W
USB-C PDYes
Quick ChargeYes
Input voltage12–24V DC

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