Chopmate
Chopmate 100W USB-C Laptop Charger ADLX65YDC2A
A 100W USB-C charger delivering up to 20V 5A output for laptops, tablets and phones from 18W to 100W
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- 100W maximum output charges demanding laptops fast
- Wide 100-240V input works worldwide without a converter
- Multiple voltage steps match 18W to 100W devices automatically
- Tested by a leading US safety laboratory for electrical safety
- Includes power cord so it is ready to use immediately
What this charger is
The Chopmate ADLX65YDC2A is a 100W USB-C power adapter that accepts 100-240V input at 50-60Hz. It delivers selectable outputs of 20V, 18V, 15V or 12V at up to 5A. The unit is sold new and includes a detachable power cord for immediate use.
What the bundle changes
A mains lead is supplied in the box so the charger works straight from a wall socket without a separate cable purchase. Smart identification circuitry detects the connected device and selects the appropriate voltage and current level automatically. The adapter is listed by a leading American consumer product testing laboratory for electrical safety and design compliance in the United States.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This charger suits owners of USB-C laptops, tablets or phones that require up to 100W, including models rated for 96W, 90W, 87W, 67W, 65W, 61W, 45W, 30W, 29W, 25W, 20W or 18W. Buyers whose devices need more than 100W or use a proprietary non-USB-C connector should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 100W maximum output charges demanding laptops fast
- Wide 100-240V input works worldwide without a converter
- Multiple voltage steps match 18W to 100W devices automatically
- Tested by a leading US safety laboratory for electrical safety
- Includes power cord so it is ready to use immediately
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the USB-C cable or power cord need replacing before the charger itself?
The unit ships with a detachable power cord and a fixed USB-C output lead; only the cord is user-replaceable, so cable wear is the part most likely to need attention first.
At continuous 100 W output, which limit appears first — thermal throttling or the 5 A current ceiling?
The adapter is rated for a fixed 5 A maximum across all voltages, so the current ceiling is reached before any thermal derating would occur.
How much heat and fan noise should I expect when it runs at 100 W all day?
No fan is present; the charger relies on passive cooling, so it will warm up but stays silent during extended 100 W operation.
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