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LORDWORLD
Converts a 65W USB-C charger to a 2.5x0.7mm DC plug delivering 18-20V for laptop charging
This adapter lets you power a laptop that uses a 2.5x0.7 mm DC jack from a 65 W USB-C charger. It suits owners of compatible notebooks who want to carry a single wall brick instead of the original barrel supply.
The converter plugs into the charger’s USB-C female port and presents a 2.5x0.7 mm tip that fits the laptop’s DC socket. It requires a 65 W PD source; lower-power bricks will not trigger the emulator and the laptop will not charge.
The built-in PD emulator negotiates 18 V to 20 V continuously, so the laptop receives stable voltage during long work sessions. The unit does not support 5 V output, making it unsuitable for devices that only accept lower-voltage USB-C power.
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The adapter outputs 18V to 20V DC and does not support 5V operation.
The unit has no fan or moving parts so it runs silently and generates minimal heat.
You need a USB-C charger rated at 65W that can supply 18V to 20V over Power Delivery.
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