I have owned it for 3 years and I am very satisfied, but it does have some issues. I see that many people have disconnection problems; I had this issue too, but I didn't try it on Toyotas! The cigarette lighter plug from Baseus chargers doesn't fit in Toyota Yaris and Corolla, both models 2000-2005, so maybe this one doesn't fit well either. On the Nissan with the laptop, it works just fine. If you bought it and don't want to throw it away, get an extension or a charger with a cigarette lighter output.

The 230V sockets with small ends indeed don't fit well; to solve this, I used a Schuko splitter and had peace of mind. Anyway, the two chargers I wanted to connect in parallel didn't fit side by side, so the solution was one-way. (Maybe an American adapter would take up less space).

On the plus side, it stops operating when the battery drops to avoid draining it. It's just right (150W) so it doesn't blow the cigarette lighter fuse; for more power, you need models with alligator clips. I use it in the field on Saturdays and Sundays for 4-6 hours continuously for 2 years on an old jump start that I charge at home with 50-100W consumption and no problem at all. 4 stars because of the sockets. Of course, I got it for €30, current prices are ridiculous...

Devices with plugs that have only the bottom part metallic and the top plastic have issues. I have opened the interior of the inverter (goodbye warranty), and I see that the metal piece that makes the connection is high. Thus, when they are inserted into sockets that are half plastic and half metal (like those of mobile phone chargers), the plastic of the plug touches the plastic of the socket, reducing the quality of the contact.

I confirm the comments of previous users - buyers regarding the contact of the plug in the car lighter.
It does not connect properly, resulting in frequent loss of power contact.

Otherwise, very good.

As another person said, the product has a sensitive socket, resulting in the charger not sitting properly to charge. Neither the mobile nor the laptop. It's better to go for another option. I will try to get an adapter, maybe it will work, but I see myself giving it as a gift to someone I don't like.

The 220v socket receptacle is very sensitive in terms of holding the plug that is inserted, resulting in power supply being interrupted with the slightest movement

I initially bought it to charge my drone in the car so I wouldn't have to buy the DJI charger which costs 70, and with the inverter I could use it for more functions. So far, it's been really good and practical. You can charge 2 devices fast with type-c and usb, and with the ac outlet, you can charge a MacBook Pro and another device, in my case, a drone.

The screen is very practical, it shows how much power the connected devices are drawing. It also has an automatic feature for the 230v inverter, so in case the car is turned off and it's drawing power from the battery, if the voltage drops below 12v, I think, it stops drawing power from the battery to avoid draining it. You have to start the engine to make the power go up to 13v-14v. So far, I believe it's a very good purchase, especially when combined with the same company's jump starter and an electric pump. It makes you well-equipped in the car.

USB Output: 4.5V=5A; 5V=4.5A; 5V=3A; 9V=3A; 12V=2.5A

Type-C Output: 5V=3A; 9V=3A; 12V=2.5A

Total Output: 5V=5A