Enfain
Enfain 50W charger white PD25W AC3.0
A 50 W single-port charger delivering 25 W Power Delivery and AC 3.0 fast charging for phones, not laptops
- ColorWhite
- 50 W total output for rapid device charging
- 25 W PD support enables fast charging on compatible phones
- AC 3.0 protocol delivers ultra-fast charging speeds
- Single port handles both PD and AC 3.0 simultaneously
- Designed for phones, not laptops
Enfain 50W Charger White
The Enfain 50W charger in white delivers rapid power to compatible smartphones. It targets users who need quick top-ups for devices supporting proprietary flash-charge standards. The single USB port supplies up to 50 W total output for supported handsets.
PD25W and AC3.0 Protocols
This charger implements PD 25 W and AC 3.0 fast-charge protocols simultaneously on its single port. Both standards enable super-fast and flash-charge modes on matching phones. Conventional charging applies when neither protocol is negotiated.
Phone-Focused Capacity
The 50 W single-port design comfortably handles flagship and mid-range phones that accept PD 25 W or AC 3.0 speeds. It does not support laptop charging, so buyers needing notebook power should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 50 W total output for rapid device charging
- 25 W PD support enables fast charging on compatible phones
- AC 3.0 protocol delivers ultra-fast charging speeds
- Single port handles both PD and AC 3.0 simultaneously
- Designed for phones, not laptops
Specifications
| Color | White |
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Questions about this item
What does the 50 W rating mean when I plug my phone into this charger?
The charger can deliver up to 50 W total, but the Power Delivery path tops out at 25 W, so phones that only speak PD will charge at 25 W while devices that support the proprietary 50 W protocol can draw the full rate.
Which fast-charge standard does the AC 3.0 label refer to and what speed does it actually allow?
AC 3.0 is the manufacturer name for a proprietary 50 W flash-charge protocol; it enables the charger to push 50 W to compatible handsets, but it does not raise the PD ceiling above 25 W.
What do I need on the wall side to mount or plug in this white charger?
The unit has built-in AC prongs that fold out for a standard mains socket; no separate cable or bracket is required.
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