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Compact black 65W wall charger with five USB ports

Enfain

Enfain 65W 5-in-1 Charger PD20W QC3.0 PD15W 3.1A Black

SKU CH-SWQA-D89EZ

A 65W charger with five ports delivering PD20W, QC3.0, PD15W and 3.1A USB outputs for phones and small devices

  • ColorBlack
  • Five ports share a 65 W total budget
  • PD port delivers up to 20 W fast charging
  • QC 3.0 port delivers up to 20 W fast charging
  • PD and QC ports share output so simultaneous use drops to conventional speeds
  • PD 15 W plus two 3.1 A USB ports share output for standard charging

Multi-device charging hub

This Enfain charger delivers up to 65W total output through five ports. Two ports support fast charging at 20W Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0, while a third offers 15W Power Delivery. Two standard USB ports provide 3.1A conventional charging.

Travellers with phones and tablets

It suits users who need one compact brick for several mobile devices. Buyers who want to power a laptop should look elsewhere because the supplier notes this model does not support computer charging. Anyone needing simultaneous fast charging on multiple ports will also find the shared-output design limiting.

Shared-output port logic

The single specification that decides fit is the shared-output behaviour: when more than one fast-charging port is used together, or when more than three ports are active in total, the charger falls back to conventional charging speeds.

Highlights

  • Five ports share a 65 W total budget
  • PD port delivers up to 20 W fast charging
  • QC 3.0 port delivers up to 20 W fast charging
  • PD and QC ports share output so simultaneous use drops to conventional speeds
  • PD 15 W plus two 3.1 A USB ports share output for standard charging

Specifications

ColorBlack

Questions about this item

What type of wall socket does this 65W charger plug into?

It plugs directly into a standard AC mains socket and supplies power through its three USB-A and two USB-C ports.

How do I get the 20W fast charge from the PD port?

Use only the single PD20W port with a compatible cable; if the QC3.0 port is used simultaneously both ports drop to conventional charging.

When should I replace this charger?

Replace it if the housing cracks, pins bend, it becomes hot during normal use, or devices no longer charge at the rated 20W, 15W or 3.1A outputs.

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