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IXJYLCPC

IXJYLCPC 65W 4-Port USB-C Charger PD 3.0 GaN

SKU CH-NYAM-0FBA8

A 65W GaN charger with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port powers four devices simultaneously using Power Delivery 3.0

  • Changer Type3.0
  • Charges four devices at once with three USB-C and one USB-A port
  • 65W maximum output fully charges a MacBook Pro 13 in two hours
  • Intelligent chip auto-matches optimal power for each connected device
  • GaN technology delivers smaller size, higher efficiency and less heat
  • Supports universal voltage from 110V to 240V for worldwide use

Compact four-port GaN charger

The IXJYLCPC charger delivers up to 65 W through three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, letting users power a MacBook Pro 13 and three smaller devices at once. An intelligent chip negotiates the optimal voltage for each connected device automatically. It accepts 110 V to 240 V input, making it suitable for worldwide travel.

Sustained multi-device output

When four devices draw power together the charger distributes the 65 W budget across all ports rather than peaking on a single port. The GaN architecture keeps heat lower than traditional silicon designs during extended sessions. Continuous loading stays within thermal limits without throttling individual ports.

USB PD 3.0 practical limits

The USB PD 3.0 implementation requires a USB-C to USB-C cable to trigger the fast-charge handshake; a USB-A cable will not activate the higher voltages. Maximum single-port output is capped by the 65 W total, so a laptop and three phones share that ceiling. Devices limited to 5 V charging will not benefit from the higher PD profiles.

Highlights

  • Charges four devices at once with three USB-C and one USB-A port
  • 65W maximum output fully charges a MacBook Pro 13 in two hours
  • Intelligent chip auto-matches optimal power for each connected device
  • GaN technology delivers smaller size, higher efficiency and less heat
  • Supports universal voltage from 110V to 240V for worldwide use

Specifications

Changer Type3.0

Questions about this item

How much heat does the 65W GaN charger produce when running all day with four devices?

The gallium-nitride design delivers higher efficiency and less heat than traditional silicon chargers, so the unit stays cooler during continuous multi-device charging.

Which cables must I already own to get the fastest charge from the three USB-C ports?

A USB-C to USB-C cable is required to trigger Power Delivery on the USB-C ports; without it the charger cannot negotiate the fast-charging protocol.

Will the single USB-A port still fast-charge my older iPhone 11 alongside newer USB-C gear?

Yes, the intelligent chip auto-matches each port to the connected device, so the USB-A port delivers its best supported speed while the USB-C ports handle Power Delivery for newer models.

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