ADP05 USB Battery Adapter for Makita 18V Batteries, with USB, Type-C and DC Ports for Heated Jackets, Fast Charging and LED Light for Outdoor Use

I didn’t see this info anywhere so I thought I would post it here. The USB-A port is labeled QC 3.0. When lugged into an iPhone 12 Mini via USB-A to Lightning cable, the battery output is 9v 1a 9w. When USB-A is plugged into a device that only accepts 5v, the battery output is 5v 1.8a 9w. So, that’s nice that this battery adapter recognizes the limit of the device it’s charging and steps up or down appropriately. The USB-C port is labeled PD. When plugged into the iPhone with a USB-C to Lightning cable, the battery output is 9v 1a 9.5w (some rounding error on these numbers). When the USB-C port is plugged into something that only accepts 5v, it outputs 5v.

Fits perfect and flashlight is a bonus over other similar units.

worked well for me .the light is also very useful

I've been wanting one of these for a long time and glad to find this jewel. The multiple outputs are great highly recommend, you will not be disappointed.

Must have cheap but reliable accesory.

It works. Light is pretty good-not focused, but an area light useful for rather small spaces (such as under a counter or in a corner). It's good to have alternative recharge sources for devices, and serves to power my Haven Ridgelight set. Makita batteries are terribly expensive, but safe and reliable as well as very versatile with non-Makita adapters such as this one.

Excellent quality. Looks better than Makita's version and it has a light on it.

Great usb a and c charging pack 108000mwh with a 6 v battery