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myVolts 61W USB-C ac adapter 6.56ft cable
61 W USB-C power adapter with 6.56 ft cable for MacBook, iPad Pro, Chromebook and other Type-C devices
- 61 W USB PD output charges compatible laptops quickly
- 2 m integrated USB-C 3.0 cable gives flexible desk placement
- 100–240 V input works on mains worldwide
- Built-in heat dissipation and LPS protection maintain safe temperatures
- Supports MacBook Pro 13″, MacBook Air 13″, iPad Pro and many USB-C devices
61W USB-C charger with 6.56ft cable
This 61W USB-C power adapter supplies up to 20.3V at 3A through Power Delivery. It includes a 6.56ft USB-C 3.0 charge cable and a US plug installed on the adapter. The unit is intended for USB-C laptops and tablets that accept 61W input.
Check your device USB-C power rating
Verify that your laptop or tablet charges via USB-C and accepts up to 61W from a Power Delivery source. Confirm the connector is USB Type-C and that the device negotiates 20.3V, 15V, 9V or 5.2V at 3A. The adapter operates on 100-240V AC at 50-60Hz for worldwide mains voltage.
Replaces lost or short-cable 61W adapters
This unit replaces an original 61W USB-C charger when the factory cable is too short or the brick is missing. The 6.56ft cable adds reach for desk or travel use. The jump is worth it if you need a longer cable and a compact brick with FLEXTRONICS lightning protection and built-in heat dissipation.
Highlights
- 61 W USB PD output charges compatible laptops quickly
- 2 m integrated USB-C 3.0 cable gives flexible desk placement
- 100–240 V input works on mains worldwide
- Built-in heat dissipation and LPS protection maintain safe temperatures
- Supports MacBook Pro 13″, MacBook Air 13″, iPad Pro and many USB-C devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 61W USB-C power adapter come with a cable, or do I need to buy one separately?
The box includes a 6.56 ft USB-C 3.0 charge cable, a velvet drawstring bag and a US plug already fitted to the adapter, so no separate cable purchase is required.
Which of the listed voltage outputs should I rely on for a MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 2020?
The adapter negotiates 20.3 V at 3 A (61 W) with that model, while lower voltages such as 15 V, 9 V or 5.2 V are used for phones, tablets or other USB-C devices.
What does the 61 W rating mean when the charger is connected to a Dell XPS 13 9350?
It delivers up to 61 W at 20.3 V / 3 A if the laptop requests that profile; otherwise it steps down to 15 V, 9 V or 5.2 V at 3 A depending on the device’s power rules.
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