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Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable | 45W USB-C Plus 30W USB-A | MFi Certified Lead | 12-24V Input | Black and Grey
Keeps an older iPhone topped up on long drives while a passenger's phone fills from the second socket.
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The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,900, brand new and sealed, in black and grey. The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable plugs into your vehicle's cigarette lighter socket and delivers up to 45W from its USB-C port and 30W from its USB-A port. It accepts 12V to 24V input, so it suits saloon cars as well as lorries and buses. The zinc alloy body handles heat better than cheap plastic chargers. In the box is a USB-C to Lightning cable certified under Apple's MFi programme. Visit us on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for iPhone owners who spend hours on the road, the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable keeps a Lightning iPhone or iPad charging while you drive. Uber and Bolt drivers running Google Maps all day, sales teams covering Thika Road and Mombasa Road, and parents on the school run all lose battery fast. Many cheap car chargers at petrol stations come with uncertified Lightning cables that trigger the "accessory not supported" warning. MFi, short for Made for iPhone, means the cable passed Apple's compatibility checks, so the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable charges without that error.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell car chargers and cables separately, Mascom International stocks the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable as one matched kit. The 45W USB-C port can fast charge your iPhone through the included cable, while the USB-A port serves a passenger, a dashcam or a Bluetooth speaker. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the metal body holds up to daily plugging in and pulling out far better than plastic chargers. Drop by our first-floor store to see it, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in the country.
Common Questions About the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable
What is the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable price in Kenya?
The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable costs KSh 2,900, brand new, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price covers the charger, the MFi certified USB-C to Lightning cable and a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. You pay on arrival by cash or M-Pesa once it reaches you. The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with a USB-C to USB-C cable costs the same KSh 2,900, so your choice depends only on which phone you drive with.
Which iPhones work with the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable?
The included cable fits every iPhone with a Lightning port, from older models up to the iPhone 14 series. It also suits Lightning iPads and AirPods cases. iPhone 15 and later models use USB-C instead, so owners of those phones should choose the USB-C to USB-C version, also priced at KSh 2,900 at Mascom International. The charger itself works with any phone through its own cable, so a Samsung Galaxy or Tecno owner in the passenger seat can still use the spare USB-A port.
Should I buy the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable or the Powerology Cyber 81W USB-C Retractable Car Charger?
Buy the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable if you use a Lightning iPhone, because the Cyber 81W has a built-in USB-C lead that will not fit your phone. The Cyber 81W costs KSh 3,600, which is KSh 700 more, and offers 81W across a 45W retractable cable plus 36W USB-C and 18W USB-A ports. Choose the Cyber if your household runs on USB-C phones. Stay with this kit if anyone in the car still carries an iPhone 14 or older.
Will the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable work in matatus, lorries and Kenyan heat?
Yes, the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable accepts 12V to 24V input, covering private cars, matatus, trucks and buses that run on 24V systems. Its zinc alloy body is metal rather than plastic, which stands up better to the heat inside a car parked in the Mombasa or Garissa sun. Unplug it when you switch off the engine on long stops, and avoid leaving your iPhone charging on a hot dashboard. On dusty roads, wipe the socket and plug now and then for a clean contact.
Can the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable charge two phones at once?
Yes, the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable charges two devices at once, one on the 45W USB-C port and one on the 30W USB-A port. Your iPhone charges on the USB-C port through the MFi certified Lightning cable. A passenger can plug their own cable into the USB-A port for an Android phone, a power bank or earbuds. The second cable is not included, but Mascom International sells USB-A cables for Lightning, USB-C and micro-USB devices if you need one.
Why does an MFi certified cable matter for my iPhone?
An MFi certified cable has passed Apple's Made for iPhone checks, so your iPhone accepts it without warnings or charging cuts. Uncertified Lightning cables sold on Nairobi streets often stop working after an iOS update or show the "accessory not supported" message. The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable includes a certified lead, which means steady charging while Google Maps, Spotify and WhatsApp calls run together. It also protects the charging port from the poor contacts common on cheap counterfeit cables.
Who should buy the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable, and who should skip it?
The Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable suits drivers with Lightning iPhones: ride-hailing drivers, field sales staff, estate agents showing plots in Kitengela and parents who juggle a car full of devices. Skip it if your phone uses USB-C, including the iPhone 15 and newer, because the included cable will not fit. Those buyers should pick the USB-C to USB-C version at the same KSh 2,900. Skip it too if your car has no 12V or 24V socket, as some older vehicles lack one.
Can I use the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable for navigation all day?
Yes, the 45W USB-C port on the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable supplies more power than a phone draws while running Google Maps or Waze with the screen on. That means your iPhone gains charge during navigation instead of slowly draining. Bolt and Uber drivers working 10-hour shifts across Nairobi can keep the trip app, M-Pesa notifications and calls running together. For best results, keep the phone in a vent mount out of direct sun so it stays cool and charges at full speed.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Charging Output
- 75W total output across two ports — enough to charge an iPhone and a second phone together during a drive.
- 45W USB-C port — the faster outlet, which supports fast charging for iPhones through the included USB-C to Lightning cable.
- 30W USB-A port — the older rectangular outlet, suited to a passenger's Android phone, a dashcam or a set of earbuds.
- Two devices at once — the driver and a passenger each get a port, so nobody fights over a single socket.
- Higher output than navigation draw — the phone keeps gaining charge while maps, music and calls run together on long trips.
- Plug-and-charge design — there are no buttons, switches or settings, so it starts working the moment the engine is on.
Vehicle Compatibility and Input
- 12V to 24V input — covers private cars, SUVs and pickups on 12V systems as well as lorries, buses and matatus on 24V.
- Standard cigarette lighter socket — fits the round power outlet found in the dashboard or centre console of most vehicles.
- Lightning devices — the included cable charges iPhones up to the iPhone 14 series, Lightning iPads and AirPods cases.
- USB-C devices — the USB-C port also serves Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix and Oppo phones when used with your own USB-C cable.
- USB-A accessories — power banks, dashcams, Bluetooth speakers and smartwatch chargers draw power from the second port.
- Mixed households — one charger serves an iPhone owner and an Android passenger without needing two separate units.
Build and Durability
- Zinc alloy body — a metal shell that resists the heat inside a parked car better than most plastic car chargers.
- Black and grey finish — a dark, low-key look that blends into most dashboards without catching glare from the windscreen.
- Compact size — sits close to the socket so it does not bump the gear lever or your knee while driving.
- Firm socket grip — designed to stay seated over potholes and speed bumps, so charging does not cut out mid-journey.
- Daily-use body — handles repeated plugging in and pulling out without the cracked casings common on cheap chargers.
Inclusions and Cable
- USB-C to Lightning cable included — connects the 45W USB-C port directly to a Lightning iPhone, so it works out of the box.
- MFi certified — the cable passed Apple's Made for iPhone checks, so iOS accepts it without "accessory not supported" warnings.
- Steady charging after iOS updates — certified cables keep working when Apple tightens checks on accessories in new software.
- Second cable sold separately — bring your own USB-A cable for the second port, or buy one at Mascom International.
- Sealed retail box — supplied in original Powerology packaging, opened only when you ask us to test it in store.
Package Contents
Every Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable from Mascom International comes sealed in its retail box. Inside you get the 75W dual-port car charger in black and grey and one USB-C to Lightning cable certified under Apple's MFi programme. A cable for the USB-A port is not included; compatible USB-A to Lightning, USB-C and micro-USB cables are sold separately at Mascom International, and our team can recommend the right one for your passenger's phone.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use. The cover includes the charger and the MFi certified cable. Bring the unit and your receipt to our service desk in Nairobi CBD to make a claim.
Buying the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable from Mascom International
You can pick up the Powerology 75W Dual-Port Car Charger with Lightning Cable in black and grey at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your iPhone along and we will connect it to the cable at the counter so you can confirm a clean connection.
Questions or orders go straight to our team through:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive orders the same day, while drivers in major towns such as Mombasa, Nakuru, Machakos and Kisumu get theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Each unit carries the 6-month warranty described above. At Mascom International you can count on honest specifications, accurate pricing and after-sales help from people you can meet face to face, whether you drive a saloon in Kilimani or a lorry from Eldoret.
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