ONITOON
ONITOON 65W USB-C GaN Wall Charger Dual Port 45W+18W
Dual-port GaN wall charger delivers up to 65 W single-port or 45 W plus 18 W simultaneously
- TypeWall Charger
- Charges a single device at up to 65W for rapid power
- USB-C port delivers 45W while USB-A provides 18W simultaneously
- GaN technology enables efficient charging with less heat
- Compact design makes it easy to carry for travel
- Works with iPhone 15, 16, Galaxy S22, S23, Pixel and MacBook Pro/Air
65 W GaN wall charger with dual ports
The ONITOON 65 W USB-C GaN wall charger delivers up to 65 W from a single Type-C port and splits output to 45 W and 18 W when both ports are used. Gallium nitride circuitry keeps the brick compact and cool during high-power sessions. It suits travellers and desk users who want one charger for laptop and phone.
Suits users charging a USB-C laptop
Buyers who need two full-power USB-C ports at 45 W each should look elsewhere. The Type-A port is limited to 18 W, so devices that demand higher USB-A current will not charge at their maximum rate. Anyone requiring a single-port charger above 65 W will not be served by this model.
Single USB-C port provides up to 65 W maximum output
This peak figure decides whether the adapter can fast-charge a specific laptop or tablet at its rated speed. When both ports are active the Type-C port is capped at 45 W, so verify the device’s required input before purchase.
Highlights
- Charges a single device at up to 65W for rapid power
- USB-C port delivers 45W while USB-A provides 18W simultaneously
- GaN technology enables efficient charging with less heat
- Compact design makes it easy to carry for travel
- Works with iPhone 15, 16, Galaxy S22, S23, Pixel and MacBook Pro/Air
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot does the GaN charger get when it runs at 65 W all day?
Gallium-nitride circuitry runs cooler than silicon equivalents, so the brick stays warm rather than hot even under continuous full-load operation.
Which cables do I need to use the 45 W USB-C and 18 W USB-A ports?
A USB-C cable rated for at least 45 W and a standard USB-A cable are required; the charger itself has no captive leads.
Will my older phone that only takes 15 W charge safely from the 45 W USB-C port?
Yes, the charger negotiates power with each device, so a 15 W handset draws only what it supports.
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