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LUOM

LUOM A502 65W 5-Port USB-C PD Laptop Power Adapter White

SKU CH-J671-833TW

A 65 W wall charger with five USB ports delivers 30 W PD from two Type-C sockets and 20 W from three additional ports for simultaneous fast charging

  • TypeWall Charger
  • Compatible Phone ManufacturerUniversal
  • ColorWhite
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB Port5
  • SpecificationsCertification: CE Actual parameters: PD20W/QC3.0+PD15W/3.1A
  • Charges five devices at once with 65 W total output
  • Two USB-C ports deliver up to 30 W each for fast laptop charging
  • Three additional ports share 20 W for phones and tablets
  • Compact PC+ABS housing fits easily in a travel bag
  • CE certified for electrical safety

65W 5-Port USB-C PD Charger

The LUOM A502 is a 65 watt wall charger with five output ports: two USB-A, one USB-C labelled C1, one USB QC3.0 and one PD25W Type-C. It carries CE certification and is built from a PC plus ABS housing in white. Total output reaches 65W so several devices can charge at once.

Travellers needing one brick for phone and tablet

Users who want a single compact adapter for a smartphone, tablet and accessories will find the five ports convenient. Buyers who need to power a MacBook or other laptop should look elsewhere because the manufacturer states the A502 is not compatible with those devices. Anyone requiring more than 65W total or a different plug standard will need another solution.

2×USB-C PD ports and 3×legacy ports

The two USB-C Power Delivery ports supply up to 30W each for fast charging current iPhones and iPads, while the three remaining ports deliver up to 20W via QC3.0 or 3.1A standard USB. This mix lets you charge newer USB-C gear and older USB-A devices simultaneously without carrying separate adapters.

Highlights

  • Charges five devices at once with 65 W total output
  • Two USB-C ports deliver up to 30 W each for fast laptop charging
  • Three additional ports share 20 W for phones and tablets
  • Compact PC+ABS housing fits easily in a travel bag
  • CE certified for electrical safety

Specifications

BrandLUOM
ModelA502
TypeWall Charger
Compatible Phone ManufacturerUniversal
ColorWhite
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB Port5
SpecificationsCertification: CE
Actual parameters: PD20W/QC3.0+PD15W/3.1A
Product specification: US (flat foot)
Product color: Black, White (optional)
Product material: PC+ABS mixture
Product interface: 2xUSB-A+USB-C1+USB QC3.0+PD25W Type-C
Input parameter: AC100-240V 50/60Hz 0.5A
Output parameters: 5V/7.2A, 9V/4.0A, 12V/3.0A
Product compatibility: Most smart phones and other digital products on the market (IC scheme control, stable output, high charging efficiency, safe charging, intelligent shunt)
Features1. 5-port Charger: Equipped with 2xUSB-A+USB-C1+USB QC3.0+PD25W Type-C interface to meet the simultaneous charging requirements of five devices and support fast charging.
2. Multiple Protection: Provide multiple protection for charging equipment, such as over-current protection, over-temperature protection, over-voltage protection, over-power protection, short circuit protection, under-voltage protection, etc. Ensure the safety of charging process and connecting device.
3. Strong Compatibility: Applicable to most smart phones and other digital products on the market (IC scheme contro

Questions about this item

Do I need to supply my own USB-C and USB-A cables to use the five ports on the LUOM A502?

Yes, the charger provides the ports — 2×USB-A, 1×USB-C, 1×QC3.0 and 1×PD25W Type-C — but cables are not included.

Will my older iPhone 8 or Galaxy S7 charge at full speed from the 20 W USB-C PD ports?

Both phones are listed as compatible and will draw up to their maximum supported rate from the 20 W PD outputs.

How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the advertised 65 W total across all five ports?

Use a USB power meter on each port while devices are connected; the combined reading should approach 65 W when five devices are charging simultaneously.

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