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PISKEKAT 65W USB-C laptop charger 20V 3.25A 11ft cable
Delivers 65 W over USB-C with an 11 ft cable for Dell Latitude and XPS models
- Battery TypeLaptop Batteries
- 65 W peak output charges compatible Dell laptops quickly
- 11 ft cable reaches distant sockets without an extension lead
- Works with Latitude, XPS and Chromebook models listed by Dell
- Slim profile slips into a bag alongside the laptop
- Universal 100-240 V input suits worldwide mains voltage
What this charger replaces
This 65W USB-C power adapter replaces the original Dell charger for a wide range of Latitude, XPS and Chromebook models. It delivers up to 65W at 20V/3.25A and includes an 11ft cable for flexible desk placement.
Power delivery limits
The adapter accepts 100V-240V input at 50-60Hz and steps down to fixed output profiles of 20V/3.25A, 20V/3A and 20V/2.25A. It cannot supply higher voltages or currents beyond the 65W maximum stated in the specifications.
Check your laptop requirements
Verify that your Dell laptop uses a USB-C charging port and requires 65W or less at 20V. Confirm the connector fits your specific model from the listed Latitude, XPS or Chromebook series before ordering.
Highlights
- 65 W peak output charges compatible Dell laptops quickly
- 11 ft cable reaches distant sockets without an extension lead
- Works with Latitude, XPS and Chromebook models listed by Dell
- Slim profile slips into a bag alongside the laptop
- Universal 100-240 V input suits worldwide mains voltage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 65 W model or a lower-wattage version for my Dell Latitude 5540?
The 65 W unit matches the factory rating for the Latitude 5540 and also supports 60 W, 20 V/3 A and 20 V/2.25 A profiles, so it covers the full range of Dell USB-C laptops listed.
What does the 65 W rating actually deliver when I plug it into my XPS 13?
It supplies up to 20 V at 3.25 A, giving the full 65 W the XPS 13 expects, and will negotiate lower voltages automatically if the system requests less power.
Does the USB-C connector limit charging speed compared with a barrel jack?
The USB-C port on this adapter carries the full 65 W at 20 V/3.25 A, so there is no reduction versus the original Dell barrel-jack supply for the supported models.
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