Kenuco
Kenuco 65W 45W USB-C laptop charger for XPS 13 Latitude 5440 5540 5450 5420
USB-C power adapter delivers 65 watts with 45-watt compatibility for Dell XPS 13 and Latitude models
- TypeAC Adapters
- Charges at up to 65W for fast power delivery
- Works with 45W laptops for flexible compatibility
- USB-C connector fits modern Dell XPS and Latitude models
- Wide 100-240V input suits international travel use
- Multiple voltage outputs match varied device requirements
65W USB-C Laptop Charger
This 65-watt USB-C power adapter delivers 5V at 3A, 9V at 3A, 15V at 3A and 20V at 3.25A from a 100-240V input. It replaces Dell part numbers such as LA65NM170, F17M7 and 492-BBSP. The unit is supplied new and includes the power cord.
Compatible Dell XPS and Latitude models
It fits XPS 13 models including 9300, 9310, 9370 and 9380 plus Latitude 5440, 5540, 7440, 5450, 7450 and Chromebook 3100. Buyers needing a barrel-connector charger or a higher-wattage unit for larger workstations should look elsewhere.
Sustained 65W output behaviour
The adapter maintains its full 65W rating across the 20V rail during continuous loads such as CPU-intensive compilation or video export. Thermal protection engages only if internal limits are exceeded, allowing uninterrupted operation for typical business workloads.
Highlights
- Charges at up to 65W for fast power delivery
- Works with 45W laptops for flexible compatibility
- USB-C connector fits modern Dell XPS and Latitude models
- Wide 100-240V input suits international travel use
- Multiple voltage outputs match varied device requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this charger need a separate mains cable or is the plug built in?
The unit accepts 100-240 V input directly, so no extra mains cable is required — just plug it into a wall socket.
Will it safely charge a Dell Latitude that originally shipped with a 45 W adapter?
Yes — it delivers 5 V/3 A, 9 V/3 A, 15 V/3 A and 20 V/3.25 A, covering both 45 W and 65 W Dell USB-C models.
How can I confirm the adapter is negotiating the correct voltage with my laptop?
Check the battery icon in Windows or the LED on the laptop; it should show charging at 20 V when the system requests full power.
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