Kenuco
Kenuco 65W USB-C AC Adapter for Latitude 5000 7000 XPS 13 15 5550 5530
65W USB-C AC adapter powers Latitude 5000 and 7000 series, XPS 13 and 15, and Chromebook 3100 models with multiple safety protections
- TypeAC Adapters
- 65W USB-C power charges compatible Dell Latitude and XPS laptops
- 6 ft US power cord included for flexible desk placement
- CE FCC CCC certified with over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection
- Wide 100-240V input works on mains worldwide
- Multiple fixed output profiles from 5V to 20V match device requirements
65W USB-C charger for Latitude and XPS
This 65W USB-C AC adapter replaces the original power supply for Dell Latitude 5000 and 7000 series laptops plus XPS 13 and 15 models. It suits owners who need a spare or replacement unit that matches the factory connector and voltage profile.
Practical limits of the USB-C 65W standard
The adapter delivers fixed output steps up to 20V at 3.25A and cannot exceed 65W total. Laptops that require higher wattage or proprietary barrel connectors will not charge from this unit, and devices limited to lower USB-PD profiles will only draw their maximum negotiated rate.
Installation and common issues
Connection is straightforward: plug the IEC C5 mains lead into the brick, then the USB-C cable into the laptop. The 9.6 ft cord reaches most desk outlets. The most frequent problem is using a damaged or non-compliant cable that prevents the correct voltage negotiation, causing slow charging or no power at all.
Highlights
- 65W USB-C power charges compatible Dell Latitude and XPS laptops
- 6 ft US power cord included for flexible desk placement
- CE FCC CCC certified with over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection
- Wide 100-240V input works on mains worldwide
- Multiple fixed output profiles from 5V to 20V match device requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 65W model or a different wattage for my Latitude 5550?
Choose the 65W version when your Latitude 5550 or XPS 13/15 originally shipped with a 65W USB-C adapter; the output rails include 20V at 3.25A to deliver the full 65W.
What does the 65W rating actually deliver to my laptop in daily use?
The adapter negotiates 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 3A, 15V 3A, 18V 2.5A or 20V 3.25A, so your device draws up to 65W at 20V for charging under load.
Which USB-C power standard does this charger use and what does it cap at?
It uses USB Power Delivery over USB-C with a maximum output of 20V 3.25A, capped at 65W total power.
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