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A 65W gallium nitride charger with PD33W and QC3.0 fast-charge ports that can power a laptop
This 65W gallium nitride charger delivers PD33W and QC3.0 fast charging for iPhone 12, 13, 14, 15 and iPad tablets. It also supports laptop charging through intelligent voltage recognition at 5V 6.6A, 9V 3.7A, 12V 2.8A and 15V 2.2A. The compact GaN design makes it suitable for travel and daily use.
When both fast-charging ports are used simultaneously the charger switches to conventional charging rather than maintaining PD33W or QC3.0 speeds. Under continuous single-port load the GaN construction helps maintain efficiency across the supported voltage steps. The WER 9.1 rating reflects its energy performance during extended operation.
Verify that your laptop or tablet accepts one of the listed voltage and current combinations before ordering. Ensure you have a USB-C cable rated for the required power level to achieve fast charging. Buyers needing simultaneous fast charging on two ports should note this unit does not support that mode.
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Gallium nitride runs cooler than silicon, so the charger stays warm but not hot and has no fan, making it silent during continuous use.
You need a USB-C cable rated for at least 33W Power Delivery and a USB-A cable for Quick Charge 3.0; the charger itself supplies 5V 6.6A, 9V 3.7A, 12V 2.8A and 15V 2.2A.
Yes, intelligent recognition negotiates 5V, 9V, 12V or 15V automatically, so older iPhone 12, 13, 14 and iPad models charge at their supported speeds.
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