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BFKK Ultra Thin 65W USB-C Charger Foldable Flat Dual Port PD 3.0 GaN
Ultra-thin 65W GaN charger with foldable plug and dual USB-C and USB-A ports delivers 45W and 12W simultaneously, dropping to 30W and 45W when the case reaches 149 degrees
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- Thinnest 65W charger slides behind furniture flat
- Dual USB-C and USB-A ports charge two devices together
- Single USB-C delivers up to 65W with E-Mark cable
- Smart IC cuts power at 149° case temperature
- Broad USB-C and USB-A device compatibility
Ultra Thin 65W USB-C Charger
This ultra thin 65W USB-C charger uses GaN technology to deliver high power in a flat foldable design that sits flush against the wall. It suits travellers and home users who want a compact adapter for laptops tablets and phones without blocking adjacent outlets. The foldable prongs make it easy to pack in a small bag or pocket.
Travellers needing one charger for two devices
The dual-port layout provides USB-C and USB-A outputs so you can charge a laptop and a phone at the same time. Single-port USB-C delivers up to 65W with an E-Mark cable while simultaneous use splits power to 45W on USB-C and 12W on USB-A. Buyers who need full 65W on USB-C while also charging a second device should look elsewhere because the combined output is lower.
Temperature-triggered power reduction at 149
When the case temperature exceeds 149 the built-in intelligent temperature control IC automatically reduces output to protect the charger. In single-port mode USB-C drops to 45W and in dual-port mode USB-C falls to 30W while USB-A stays at 12W. This thermal behaviour decides whether the charger can sustain peak power for your specific workload.
Highlights
- Thinnest 65W charger slides behind furniture flat
- Dual USB-C and USB-A ports charge two devices together
- Single USB-C delivers up to 65W with E-Mark cable
- Smart IC cuts power at 149° case temperature
- Broad USB-C and USB-A device compatibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot does the charger case get before the built-in temperature control reduces output?
The intelligent temperature control activates when the case temperature exceeds 149 and reduces the USB-C output to 45 W in single-port use or to 30 W when both ports are active.
Which cable is required to reach the 65 W single-port maximum?
An E-Mark USB-C cable is required for the USB-C port to deliver its full 65 W; without it the charger will not reach that level.
Will the USB-A port still charge my older phone while the USB-C port powers a laptop?
Yes, the USB-A port supplies up to 12 W simultaneously while the USB-C port delivers up to 45 W, so both devices charge at the same time.
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