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iTekiro
A 65W USB-C AC adapter with 100-240V input, 5V to 20V adjustable output up to 3.25A, and two 6 ft cords
The iTekiro 65W USB-C AC adapter delivers up to 65 watts through a USB Type-C connector. It accepts a universal 100 to 240 volt input at 50 to 60 hertz for worldwide use. The unit automatically adjusts output voltage across 5, 9, 12, 15 and 20 volt steps with current up to 3.25 amps. A ruggedised case resists moisture and harsh mobile environments.
This adapter replaces original 45W and 65W chargers for listed ThinkBook, ThinkPad and X1 models that charge via USB-C. It includes a six-foot AC cord and a six-foot DC cord for extended reach without extra extensions. Buyers whose laptops use a proprietary barrel connector or require more than 65 watts should look at a different power supply.
The long cables let you place the brick on the floor while the laptop stays on a desk or tray table. UL-listed AC cord and internal surge protection guard the laptop against voltage spikes. High efficiency keeps the adapter cool during continuous operation. No extra dock or cable is needed beyond the device's own USB-C port.
| Brand | iTekiro |
|---|---|
| Model | Asus.AC090W.N50 |
It accepts AC 100-240V 50-60Hz input, so any standard mains socket worldwide is suitable.
Yes, it replaces 45W and 65W original chargers and adjusts output to 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V or 20V up to 3.25A.
The connected laptop will show active charging and the adapter runs with high power efficiency for continuous supply.
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