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WRIARICH
Compact GaN charger delivers 65W USB-C Power Delivery and 35W USB-A output for simultaneous laptop and phone charging
The WRIARICH GaN 65W charger delivers up to 65W from its USB-C port and 30W from USB-A, using GaN II technology to stay 53% smaller than a stock adapter. It accepts 100-240V input, so it works worldwide without a voltage converter. The white finish matches modern accessories.
GaN II semiconductors run cooler than silicon, allowing the 2.21×1.1×2.59 in body to maintain 65W continuously rather than throttling after a short burst. Intelligent power distribution splits current between the two ports — 35W USB-A plus 30W USB-C — so both devices charge at their rated speeds without one starving the other. The IEC 62368-1 certified design includes over-current, over-voltage and temperature safeguards that stay active during long sessions.
Folding prongs and a 0.24 lb weight make it a true pocket charger; no cable management or driver install is required. The only frequent issue is expecting 65W from both ports simultaneously — the 65W ceiling applies to the USB-C port alone, while dual-port use divides the budget. Users with laptops that demand 20V at 5A should confirm their cable supports that current, as the charger itself provides 20V at 3.25A.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Series | HCJTWIN65W |
| Type | GaN Charger |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Universal |
| Color | White |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 2 |
| Output Volt | 5V |
| Output Amp | 3.1A |
| Support Volt | AC100-240V |
| Specifications | Fast-charge two devices at a time 65W PD output for laptops Intelligent power distribution for optimized speeds Advanced GaN technology 53% smaller than an original charger mini size for easy carry Complete safety with temperature regulation 100-240V compatibility |
| Features | 1. Dual Port Charger: Equipped with 35W USB-A+30W USB-C Type-C interface to meet the simultaneous charging requirements of five devices and support fast charging. 2. Multiple Protection: Provide multiple protection for charging equipment, such as over-current protection, over-temperature protection, over-voltage protection, over-power protection, short circuit protection, under-voltage protection, etc. Ensure the safety of charging process and connecting device. 3. Strong Compatibility: Applicable to most smart phones and other digital products on the market (IC scheme control, stabl |
The GaN II design keeps the adapter small and efficient, so it generates less heat than traditional silicon chargers while delivering 65W continuously.
You need a USB-C cable that supports Power Delivery for the 65W port and a standard USB-A cable for the 30W port; neither cable is included.
Yes, the 65W PD output matches the original charger for MacBook Pro 13'' 2020 and other listed notebooks.
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