Enfain
Enfain 65W GaN Dual Port PD Charger White
A 65W gallium nitride charger with dual ports delivering 33W PD and QC 3.0 fast charging, supporting laptop voltages up to 15V 2.2A, though simultaneous use reverts to conventional charging
- ColorWhite
- 65 W GaN charger powers a laptop from a compact brick
- 33 W USB-C PD port fast-charges iPhone 15 and 14 models
- QC 3.0 USB-A port quick-charges compatible Android devices
- Intelligent voltage selection across 5 V, 9 V, 12 V and 15 V rails
- Simultaneous dual-port use switches to standard charging mode
65 W GaN charger for laptop and phone
The Enfain 65 W gallium nitride charger delivers up to 65 W from a compact white housing. It targets users who want a single brick for a USB-C laptop and a smartphone. The unit integrates two fast-charge ports so one device can stay plugged in while the other tops up.
Two ports share the total budget
One port supports PD at 33 W and the other supports QC 3.0 for compatible phones. When both ports are used together the charger falls back to conventional charging, so total output is split rather than doubled. The adapter negotiates 5 V at 6.6 A, 9 V at 3.7 A, 12 V at 2.8 A and 15 V at 2.2 A automatically.
GaN runs cooler than silicon
Gallium nitride switches reduce heat loss during high-power conversion, keeping the casing cooler under sustained laptop loads. No active fan is present, so operation stays silent in a quiet room. The intelligent voltage recognition prevents over-current stress on connected devices.
Highlights
- 65 W GaN charger powers a laptop from a compact brick
- 33 W USB-C PD port fast-charges iPhone 15 and 14 models
- QC 3.0 USB-A port quick-charges compatible Android devices
- Intelligent voltage selection across 5 V, 9 V, 12 V and 15 V rails
- Simultaneous dual-port use switches to standard charging mode
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 65 W GaN charger sustain full power for a laptop without throttling?
The 65 W rating is the maximum total output; under continuous load the adapter will operate within its thermal design and maintain the negotiated PD voltage up to 15 V at 2.2 A.
How hot or loud does the charger get when it runs all day?
Gallium nitride runs cooler than silicon at the same power, so the unit stays warm rather than hot and has no fan, making it silent during extended use.
What cable do I need to get 65 W PD from the USB-C port?
A USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 5 A at 12 V or 15 V will carry the 65 W PD profile.
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