Enfain
Enfain 160W Dual USB-C PD65W PD25W White charger
A 160 W three-port charger delivering 65 W and 25 W USB-C outputs for phones and tablets, not laptops
- ColorWhite
- PD65W port delivers super fast charging for phones
- PD25W USB port provides flash charge for smaller devices
- 160W total output powers multiple gadgets simultaneously
- Compact white design fits travel bags easily
- Not compatible with laptop charging
Two-port charger for phones and tablets
This 160W white charger delivers two dedicated USB-C outputs for mobile devices. The first port supplies up to 65W for rapid phone or tablet charging. The second provides up to 25W for a second device at the same time. No computer charging is supported on either port.
Users who need simultaneous phone and tablet power
Travellers carrying a smartphone and a tablet can charge both from one compact brick. Buyers who want to power a laptop or any device requiring more than 65W should choose a different adapter. Households needing more than two USB-C connections will also need another solution.
Dual USB-C outputs rated at 65W and 25W
The decisive spec is the fixed 65W and 25W split across the two USB-C ports. If your primary device accepts 65W and your secondary device needs 25W this charger matches the requirement exactly. Any device needing higher single-port power is incompatible with this unit.
Highlights
- PD65W port delivers super fast charging for phones
- PD25W USB port provides flash charge for smaller devices
- 160W total output powers multiple gadgets simultaneously
- Compact white design fits travel bags easily
- Not compatible with laptop charging
Specifications
| Color | White |
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Questions about this item
Does the 160 W charger get hot or noisy when both USB-C ports run all day?
The unit has no fan; it relies on passive cooling. Under continuous load the case will warm up but stays within normal operating limits for a desktop charger.
What cables or devices must I already own to use the PD65 W and PD25 W ports?
You need USB-C cables rated for at least 65 W on the first port and 25 W on the second, plus devices that accept USB Power Delivery at those levels.
Will the 65 W port charge an older laptop that only has a barrel-style DC jack?
No. The charger only provides USB-C Power Delivery output and the supplier notes it does not support computer charging, so legacy barrel-jack laptops cannot be powered.
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