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A slim, foldable 65 W wall charger with USB-C and USB-A ports that powers laptops, tablets and phones simultaneously
The ONITOON 65W flat USB-C wall charger is a compact GaN II power adapter built for travel. Its folding prongs and ultra-slim profile sit flush against outlets, even behind furniture, saving space in bags and on crowded power strips. It delivers up to 65 watts over a single USB-C port for laptops and 45 watts over USB-A for phones.
This unit suits anyone charging a laptop and phone together from one socket. The USB-C port drops to 45 watts while the USB-A port supplies 10.2 watts during dual use, so total output is shared. Buyers who need full 65-watt speed on USB-C while a second device charges should look at a higher-wattage multi-port charger instead.
The decisive spec is the 65-watt peak available only when the USB-C port operates alone. With both ports active, USB-C caps at 45 watts and USB-A at 10.2 watts. Check your laptop's required input; if it demands 65 watts continuously, plan to charge it separately or accept slower replenishment when two devices are connected.
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The ultra-slim, foldable body sits flush against the wall socket, so it can be plugged in behind sofas, beds or nightstands without protruding into the room.
The GaN II design runs cooler than traditional silicon, helping the 65 W single-port output stay stable over long charging sessions.
With both ports active the USB-C port is limited to 45 W and the USB-A port to 10.2 W, so the laptop charges more slowly than with a single device.
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