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LUOM
A 65 W wall charger with five ports — two USB-A, two USB-C and one QC 3.0 — delivering up to 25 W PD per Type-C port and 15 W PD plus 3.1 A on the QC port for simultaneous fast charging of phones.
The LUOM A502 is a new 65W wall charger with five ports: two USB-A, one USB-C, one QC3.0 USB-A and one PD25W USB-C. It accepts AC100-240V input and delivers combined output up to 5V/7.2A, 9V/4.0A or 12V/3.0A. The white PC+ABS housing uses a US flat-foot plug and carries CE certification.
Households or travellers charging a phone, tablet and laptop together will value the single-outlet convenience and PD20W plus QC3.0 quick-charge support. Buyers needing more than five simultaneous connections or higher per-port power for multiple laptops should look at a larger desktop charger or a multi-port GaN unit with greater total wattage.
The single figure that decides fit is the 65W total power budget shared across all five ports. If your combined device draw stays within that envelope the charger works; if you regularly need more simultaneous watts you will need a higher-rated solution.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Model | A502 |
| Type | Wall Charger |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Universal |
| Color | White |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 5 |
| Specifications | Certification: 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) |
| Features | 1. 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 |
The charger has no fan and uses a PC+ABS housing, so it runs silently; warmth is normal under full 65W load but stays within CE safety limits.
You need cables that match the five built-in outputs: two USB-A, one USB QC3.0, one USB-C PD20W and one USB-C PD25W — the charger itself supplies the plugs.
Yes — each port negotiates voltage automatically, so legacy 5 V devices draw only 5 V while newer gear can request 9 V or 12 V up to the 65 W total.
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