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Compact black GaN wall charger with foldable plug and three USB ports

Omnibar CHG65D 65W 3-Port GaN USB Charger Black

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A 65W GaN wall charger with two USB-C and one USB-A port, foldable plug, and up to 45W for a laptop plus two devices

  • Compatible Phone ModeliPhone 17 / iPhone Air / iPhone 17 Pro / iPhone 17 Pro Max /
  • ColorBlack
  • Standard USB Port3
  • Output Volt5 volts
  • Output Amp1 amps
  • Support Volt120 volts
  • 65W GaN charger powers MacBook Air to 51% in 30 minutes
  • Two USB-C PD ports plus one USB-A QC port charge three devices at once
  • Foldable plug design fits in pocket or carry-on for travel
  • GaN technology delivers efficient high-speed charging while staying compact and cool
  • Universal compatibility negotiates correct USB-C Power Delivery for laptops, tablets and phones

65W 3-Port GaN USB Charger

The Omnibar CHG65D is a 65W USB charger that uses gallium nitride technology in a compact black housing. It provides two USB-C ports and one USB-A port with a foldable plug for wall outlet use. The charger delivers up to 65W of total power for laptops, tablets and phones.

Travellers and multi-device users

Suits people who want one charger for a laptop and two smaller devices while travelling or working remotely. Not for buyers who need more than three ports or higher single-port output than 65W.

65W maximum output

The single specification that decides fit is the 65W maximum power delivery across three ports. If your laptop requires more than 65W or you need four simultaneous connections, this unit will not meet the requirement.

Highlights

  • 65W GaN charger powers MacBook Air to 51% in 30 minutes
  • Two USB-C PD ports plus one USB-A QC port charge three devices at once
  • Foldable plug design fits in pocket or carry-on for travel
  • GaN technology delivers efficient high-speed charging while staying compact and cool
  • Universal compatibility negotiates correct USB-C Power Delivery for laptops, tablets and phones

Specifications

BrandOmnibar
ModelCHG65D
Part NumberCHG65D
Compatible Phone ModeliPhone 17 / iPhone Air / iPhone 17 Pro / iPhone 17 Pro Max / iPhone 16 / iPhone 16 Plus / iPhone 16 Pro / iPhone 16 Pro Max / iPhone 15 / iPhone 15 Plus / iPhone 15 Pro / iPhone 15 Pro Max / iPhone 14 / 13 Mini / 13 Pro / 13 Pro Max, iPhone 12 / 12 Mini / 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max / XS / XS Max / XR / X / 11 / 11 Pro / 11 Pro Max / iPhone SE 2020 / 8 Plus / 8; Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra / S23 Plus / S22 / S21+ / S21 / S21 Ultra / S21 FE / S20+ / S20 / S10 / S10e / S10+ / S9 / S9+ / S8 / S8+ / Note 20 / Note 9 / Note 8 / Z Flip / Z Fold; Compatible with Google Pixel 8 Pro /7 /
ColorBlack
Standard USB Port3
Output Volt5 volts
Output Amp1 amps
Support Volt120 volts
FeaturesGaN Tech, Fast Charging, Compact and Portable

Questions about this item

Should I pick this 65W three-port model or the 30W and 35W single-port chargers shown alongside it?

Choose the 65W unit when you need to power a laptop at up to 45W while still fast-charging a phone and tablet on the other two ports; the 30W and 35W models only offer one USB-C port and cannot charge three devices at once.

The box says 65W — what does that actually deliver to a MacBook Air in daily use?

In single-port mode the charger can push the full 65W to a MacBook Air or Pro, reaching roughly 51% battery in 30 minutes; with two or three devices connected the 65W is split, so the laptop port drops to 45W while the remaining ports share the rest.

What charging standard do the two USB-C ports use, and what is the practical limit per port?

Both USB-C ports support USB Power Delivery; one port can deliver up to 65W alone, or 45W when a second device is plugged in, while the USB-A port handles Quick Charge for legacy devices.

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