TIZOPO
TIZOPO 65W USB-C Laptop Charger with Power Cord
65W USB-C laptop charger with detachable power cord for Lenovo ThinkPad, Yoga, IdeaPad and Chromebook models
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- 65W USB-C output charges laptops fast
- 5V to 20V variable voltage matches device needs
- 100-240V input works worldwide
- USB-C connector fits many ThinkPad models
- Power cord included for immediate use
65W USB-C Charger for ThinkPad & Chromebook
This 65W USB-C laptop charger replaces original Lenovo adapters for ThinkPad T, E, X, L, P, X1 Carbon, Yoga, ThinkBook and IdeaPad models as well as select Chromebooks. It delivers power through a USB Type-C connector and includes a detachable AC power cord. The unit is new and rated for 100-240V input.
Included power cord enables immediate use
The package supplies both the USB-C charger brick and a standard AC power cord so the adapter can be plugged into any compatible wall outlet without sourcing a separate cable. This bundled cord removes the need to reuse an old lead or purchase one separately. The 12-month service replacement coverage is handled by the manufacturer.
65W maximum output with 20V/3.25A PDO
The charger negotiates 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A and 20V/3.25A power profiles over USB-C, topping out at 65W. Devices that require more than 65W or a different fixed voltage will not charge at full speed from this adapter. Buyers needing higher wattage or barrel-tip output should select a different model.
Highlights
- 65W USB-C output charges laptops fast
- 5V to 20V variable voltage matches device needs
- 100-240V input works worldwide
- USB-C connector fits many ThinkPad models
- Power cord included for immediate use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB-C cable on this 65 W charger need periodic replacement?
The cable is permanently attached to the adapter body, so it cannot be swapped separately; replace the whole unit if the cable frays or the connector loosens.
What limits continuous output when the charger runs at 20 V and 3.25 A for hours?
The 65 W rating is the hard ceiling; sustained loads at 20 V 3.25 A will hit that limit before any thermal throttle activates.
How warm does the brick get and does it make any fan noise when powering a ThinkPad all day?
No fan is present; the unit relies on passive cooling, so it warms noticeably but stays silent during extended use.
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