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FLEANE Universal 45W 65W USB-C Laptop Charger Compatible with HP Chromebook Galaxy Google
Universal 45W or 65W USB-C laptop charger with 100-240V input and multiple voltage outputs for HP, Chromebook, Galaxy, Google and other Type-C devices
- TypeCharger
- Charges laptops up to 65W via USB-C
- Works with 45W USB-C devices automatically
- Input voltage 100-240V for worldwide use
- Supports 5V 9V 15V 20V output profiles
- Power supply cord included in the box
Universal USB-C Power Adapter
This 65W USB-C charger delivers up to 20V at 3.25A and steps down to 45W for lighter workloads. It accepts 100-240V input at 1.6A for worldwide mains compatibility. The unit suits HP Chromebook, Dell Latitude, XPS and Lenovo ThinkPad models that charge over USB-C. A detachable power cord is included in the box.
Practical Charging Limits
Output profiles are fixed at 5V-3A, 9V-3A, 15V-3A and 20V-3.25A with no programmable steps between them. Devices that require voltages or currents outside these four rails will not negotiate a charge. The adapter cannot supply more than 65W total, so laptops rated for higher power will throttle or refuse to charge. Input frequency is limited to 50-60Hz mains.
Build And Connector Implications
The USB-C plug carries both power and negotiation signals, so cable orientation does not matter during daily use. A fixed mains lead would restrict placement, but the supplied detachable cord lets you swap lengths or regional plugs without replacing the brick. No status LED is mentioned, so you rely on the laptop's own charging indicator to confirm a connection.
Highlights
- Charges laptops up to 65W via USB-C
- Works with 45W USB-C devices automatically
- Input voltage 100-240V for worldwide use
- Supports 5V 9V 15V 20V output profiles
- Power supply cord included in the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 45W or 65W version for my USB-C laptop?
This single adapter delivers up to 65W and automatically negotiates 5V-3A, 9V-3A, 15V-3A or 20V-3.25A, so it covers both 45W and 65W devices without a separate version to choose.
What does the 65W rating actually give me when I plug it in?
The charger supplies up to 65W through USB-C Power Delivery, providing 20V at 3.25A for larger laptops while stepping down to 45W, 27W or 15W for smaller ultraportables and tablets.
Which USB-C standard does it use and what does that limit?
It uses USB-C Power Delivery with fixed output steps of 5V-3A, 9V-3A, 15V-3A and 20V-3.25A, capping at 65W and preventing higher voltages such as 28V or 48V that some newer standards allow.
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