FLEANE
FLEANE 65W USB-C Laptop Charger for HP Spectre x360 Envy x360 EliteBook x360 Chromebook
A slim 65 W USB-C charger delivering up to 20 V 3.25 A for compatible HP Spectre, Envy, EliteBook and Chromebook models
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- Charges at up to 65W with multiple voltage profiles
- Works worldwide on 100-240V input at 50-60Hz
- USB-C connector fits many HP Spectre, Envy and EliteBook models
- Also powers compatible HP Chromebook x360 and ProBook devices
- Supports lower 45W HP USB-C chargers for flexible use
What This Charger Is
The FLEANE 65W USB-C adapter delivers up to 65 watts over a Type-C connector. It accepts 100-240V input at 1.5A and provides five fixed output profiles: 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 5A, 15V 4.33A and 20V 3.25A. The unit is built as a direct replacement for the original HP 65W USB-C charger and also covers 45W models. It is sold new and ready for daily use.
How It Fits Your Setup
The slim brick plugs into any standard wall outlet worldwide thanks to the wide input range. A single USB-C cable carries both power and data negotiation, so no proprietary barrel tip is required. It frees up a second outlet because the 65W headroom also runs compatible 45W ultraportables without a separate adapter. The compact form factor sits neatly on a desk or in a travel bag.
Who Should Buy — And Who Should Not
This charger suits owners of the listed HP Spectre x360, Envy x360, EliteBook x360, Elite x2, ProBook and Chromebook x360 models that charge via USB-C at 65W or below. Buyers whose laptops demand more than 65W, use a barrel-type DC jack, or require a proprietary docking connector should look at a different power solution.
Highlights
- Charges at up to 65W with multiple voltage profiles
- Works worldwide on 100-240V input at 50-60Hz
- USB-C connector fits many HP Spectre, Envy and EliteBook models
- Also powers compatible HP Chromebook x360 and ProBook devices
- Supports lower 45W HP USB-C chargers for flexible use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power can the 65W USB-C charger deliver continuously before it hits its limit?
The adapter is rated for a maximum of 65W and steps down to 45W, 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 5A, 15V 4.33A or 20V 3.25A depending on the laptop's negotiation.
Does the charger become noisy or hot when it runs all day at full load?
The unit has no fan; heat is dissipated through its slim casing, so it runs silently and stays warm but within normal operating limits for a 65W GaN-style adapter.
Which cable do I need to already own for this charger to work with my HP Spectre x360?
You need a USB-C to USB-C cable that supports at least 65W (5A at 20V) and USB Power Delivery; the charger itself only provides the Type-C port.
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