Enfain
Enfain 160W Dual USB-C Charger 65W + 25W White
Dual USB-C charger delivering 65 W and 25 W ports for phones up to 160 W total
- ColorWhite
- Dual USB-C ports charge two devices simultaneously
- 65W port delivers super-fast charging for phones
- 25W second port adds flash-charge speed
- 160W total output powers multiple gadgets
- White finish suits clean desk setups
Dual-port charger for phones and tablets
The Enfain 160W dual USB-C charger delivers two independent outputs from a single wall socket. Line 1 supplies up to 65W for fast charging on compatible phones such as Apple 15 and 16 Pro models. Line 2 provides up to 25W for a second device at the same time.
Upgrade from single-port bricks
Replacing a single-output charger with this unit adds a second fast-charging port without extra outlets. The jump is worth it when you regularly charge a phone and a tablet together, or need 65W for one device while keeping a spare port active for accessories.
65W and 25W simultaneous output
The 65W line comfortably handles flagship phones and small tablets at their maximum wired speed. The 25W line covers a second phone, earbuds or a watch. Combined draw reaches 160W, but the charger does not support laptop charging, so portable computers are outside its capability.
Highlights
- Dual USB-C ports charge two devices simultaneously
- 65W port delivers super-fast charging for phones
- 25W second port adds flash-charge speed
- 160W total output powers multiple gadgets
- White finish suits clean desk setups
Specifications
| Color | White |
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Questions about this item
Does the US-style plug fit a standard North American wall outlet?
Yes, the charger uses a US-standard plug that inserts directly into a North American AC receptacle.
Which port should I use first when charging two devices at once?
Connect the device that needs up to 65 W to the first USB-C line and the second device to the 25 W line; the charger negotiates power automatically.
Will the USB-C cables wear out and need replacing?
The cables are not included, so any USB-C cable you use can be replaced separately if it becomes damaged or fails to negotiate fast charge.
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