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Black 1.8m cable with USB-C female to 5.5x2.5mm DC barrel connector

Manw

Manw DC 5.5x2.5mm to USB-C Laptop Charging Cable 1.8m 65W 87W PD Trigger

SKU CH-Y9FC-EAMPY

Connects a 65W or 87W USB-C charger to a laptop DC 18v-20v port via a 1.8m cable with built-in PD trigger

  • Charge laptops from compact USB-C chargers via built-in PD trigger
  • 8 m cable reaches wall outlets while you work
  • DC 5.5x2.5 mm plug fits 18 V-20 V laptop ports
  • Works with 65 W or 87 W USB-C power sources
  • Type-C female input keeps your existing charger in use

DC 5.5x2.5mm charging cable

This 1.8 m cable connects a USB-C PD charger to a laptop barrel port. A built-in PD trigger negotiates 18 V or 20 V output from a 65 W or 87 W source. It replaces a lost or damaged proprietary power brick for compatible notebooks.

Upgrade from proprietary adapter

The cable removes the need to carry the original AC block when a suitable USB-C charger is already owned. The jump is worth it only if the charger can deliver 65 W or 87 W at the required voltage; lower-power bricks will not trigger the correct profile.

Check laptop port and charger specs

Verify the laptop uses a 5.5 mm outer by 2.5 mm inner DC jack rated for 18 V to 20 V. Confirm the USB-C charger supports PD at 65 W or 87 W and explicitly offers 18 V or 20 V output; 5 V-only chargers will not work.

Highlights

  • Charge laptops from compact USB-C chargers via built-in PD trigger
  • 8 m cable reaches wall outlets while you work
  • DC 5.5x2.5 mm plug fits 18 V-20 V laptop ports
  • Works with 65 W or 87 W USB-C power sources
  • Type-C female input keeps your existing charger in use

Specifications

BrandManw

Questions about this item

Does the 5.5 mm by 2.5 mm DC plug fit my laptop's 18 V to 20 V charging port?

The cable outputs 18 V to 20 V through a 5.5 mm by 2.5 mm barrel connector, matching most laptop DC jacks in that voltage range.

What is the correct way to connect the cable so the PD trigger negotiates 65 W or 87 W?

Plug the USB-C male end of your 65 W or 87 W charger into the cable's Type-C female socket first, then connect the DC barrel to the laptop.

When should I replace the cable if the PD trigger chip stops negotiating the right voltage?

Replace the cable if your laptop no longer charges at 18 V to 20 V from a confirmed 65 W or 87 W USB-C charger.

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