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HP G6H47AA#ABA 65W Slim USB AC Adapter
Delivers 65 W at 19.5 V with a USB port for worldwide 100–240 V use
- ColorBlack
- SpecificationsOutput power: 65W Worldwide compatibility: Free Voltage 100-
- 65 W output powers compatible HP laptops
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Integrated USB port charges a phone or tablet
- Slim black design fits easily in a bag
HP 65W Slim USB AC Adapter
This HP 65W Slim USB AC Adapter supplies 65W of power through a 19.5V, 3.33A output. It accepts a 100VAC to 240VAC input at 1.2A across 50Hz or 60Hz line frequencies. The black unit carries part numbers 693716-001, 677776-003, G6H47AA and G6H47AA#ABA. It is intended for users who need a compact replacement or spare charger for compatible HP devices.
Capacity and headroom
The adapter delivers 65W, which comfortably handles the charging requirements of supported HP laptops and USB-powered peripherals within that power envelope. It runs out when the connected device demands more than 65W or requires a different output voltage than 19.5V. Buyers who need higher wattage for larger workstations or a different connector type should verify their device specifications before purchasing.
Highlights
- 65 W output powers compatible HP laptops
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Integrated USB port charges a phone or tablet
- Slim black design fits easily in a bag
Specifications
| Brand | Hewlett-Packard |
|---|---|
| Model | 693716-001, 677776-003, G6H47AA, G6H47AA#ABA |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | Output power: 65W Worldwide compatibility: Free Voltage 100-240VAC Line frequency: 50Hz/60Hz Adapter Rating input: 100VAC ~ 240VAC 1.2A Adapter Rating output: 19.5V, 3.33A |
| Shipping weight | 0.61 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 159 × 64 mm |
Questions about this item
Will this 65W adapter power my older HP laptop that requires 19.5V and 3.33A output?
Yes, the adapter delivers exactly 19.5V at 3.33A, matching laptops specified for that voltage and current.
How can I verify the adapter is operating correctly once connected?
The laptop charging indicator should illuminate and the battery icon in the OS must show it is receiving 65W of power.
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