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Aomoproing

Aomoproing 5 Port USB C Charger 65W PD 3.0 GaN Black

SKU CH-Y8S3-YQ709

Five-port GaN wall charger delivers 65 W PD 3.0 output for laptops plus 20 W and 25 W USB-C ports, QC 3.0 and 3.1 A USB-A ports, and is 53 % smaller than the original charger

  • ColorBlack
  • Charge five devices simultaneously with 2 USB-A, USB-C1, USB QC3.0 and PD25W Type-C ports
  • Deliver 65W PD power to laptops like MacBook Pro and Dell XPS 13
  • Intelligent power distribution optimises speed for each connected device
  • Advanced GaN technology makes the charger 53% smaller than an original charger
  • Supports PD20W, QC3.0, PD15W and 3.1A fast-charging parameters

Five-port GaN charger

The Aomoproing 65W wall charger uses gallium-nitride circuitry to deliver up to 65W of USB Power Delivery 3.0 power in a housing that is 53% smaller than a traditional brick. Two USB-A ports, a USB-C1 port, a Quick Charge 3.0 port and a 25W PD Type-C port let you charge five devices at once. It suits travellers and multi-device users who want one compact adapter for phones, tablets and laptops such as a MacBook Air or Dell XPS 13.

Thermals and power draw

GaN semiconductors run cooler than silicon equivalents, so the charger stays comfortable to touch during extended 65W loads. Intelligent power distribution balances current across the five ports, preventing any single port from exceeding its rated output. The unit draws only what the connected devices negotiate, keeping idle consumption low and fan-less operation silent.

Bundled cable adds 3.1A USB-A fast charging

A 3.1A USB-A to USB-C cable is included, enabling Quick Charge 3.0 speeds on the USB-A ports for compatible phones. The cable does not support the higher 15W, 20W or 25W PD profiles reserved for the USB-C ports, so laptops and tablets still need a USB-C to USB-C lead. No software or drivers are required; the charger negotiates power automatically.

Highlights

  • Charge five devices simultaneously with 2 USB-A, USB-C1, USB QC3.0 and PD25W Type-C ports
  • Deliver 65W PD power to laptops like MacBook Pro and Dell XPS 13
  • Intelligent power distribution optimises speed for each connected device
  • Advanced GaN technology makes the charger 53% smaller than an original charger
  • Supports PD20W, QC3.0, PD15W and 3.1A fast-charging parameters

Specifications

ColorBlack

Questions about this item

How do I connect the Aomoproing 5-port charger to the wall outlet?

Plug the built-in AC prongs directly into a mains socket; the step users miss is confirming the outlet delivers the full 65 W so the PD 3.0 Type-C port can output 25 W for a laptop.

Which part of the charger will need replacement first?

The USB-A ports rated at 3.1 A and the QC 3.0 port see the most insertions, so their springs wear out before the GaN circuitry degrades.

What power limit appears first when all five ports are used continuously?

The 65 W total budget is shared intelligently; once combined draw hits 65 W the charger reduces each port’s output rather than exceeding the limit.

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