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Compact white GaN wall charger with foldable prongs, one USB-C and one USB-A port

WRIARICH

WRIARICH HCJTWIN65W 65W GaN USB-C charger White

SKU CH-AD34-MBQZK

A compact GaN wall charger delivers 65W PD to a laptop or splits 30W USB-C and 35W USB-A across two devices simultaneously

  • TypeGaN Charger
  • Compatible Phone ManufacturerUniversal
  • ColorWhite
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB Port2
  • Output Volt5V
  • Charge two devices at once with 30W USB-C and 35W USB-A ports
  • Power a 13-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in 45 minutes using 65W PD output
  • GaN III design makes the charger 53% smaller than a 61W stock adapter
  • Intelligent power distribution detects devices and optimises charging speed automatically
  • MultiProtect safety system prevents overheating for reliable daily use

Universal GaN charger for phone and laptop

The WRIARICH HCJTWIN65W is a 65W GaN wall charger with one USB-C and one USB-A port. It delivers up to 30W PD from the USB-C port and 35W QC from the USB-A port, charging a phone, tablet and ultraportable laptop from a single outlet. The unit is new and finished in white.

Check your devices accept USB PD or QC

Verify that each device you intend to charge supports USB Power Delivery on USB-C or Quick Charge on USB-A to reach the stated speeds. The charger operates on AC100-240V input, so it works worldwide with the correct plug adapter. Total output is shared when both ports are used simultaneously.

Replaces a bulky 61W stock adapter

This charger is 53% smaller than a stock 61W brick at 2.16 by 2.16 by 1.33 inches, making it a direct size upgrade for travel. The jump is worth it when you want one compact GaN III unit with MultiProtect safety instead of carrying separate phone and laptop chargers. It is not for users who need more than two ports or higher single-port wattage.

Highlights

  • Charge two devices at once with 30W USB-C and 35W USB-A ports
  • Power a 13-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in 45 minutes using 65W PD output
  • GaN III design makes the charger 53% smaller than a 61W stock adapter
  • Intelligent power distribution detects devices and optimises charging speed automatically
  • MultiProtect safety system prevents overheating for reliable daily use

Specifications

BrandWRIARICH
SeriesHCJTWIN65W
TypeGaN Charger
Compatible Phone ManufacturerUniversal
ColorWhite
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB Port2
Output Volt5V
Output Amp3.1A
Support VoltAC100-240V
SpecificationsFast-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
Features1. 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

Questions about this item

Does the WRIARICH HCJTWIN65W include any cables or do I need to buy USB-C and USB-A cables separately?

The charger ships with the wall unit only; you must supply your own USB-C and USB-A cables for each device you want to charge.

The specs list 30 W PD on USB-C and 35 W QC on USB-A — which port should I use for a MacBook Pro and which for a phone?

Use the USB-C port for the MacBook Pro to get up to 30 W PD; use the USB-A port for a phone to get up to 35 W QC.

The headline says 65 W but each port is rated lower — what does 65 W mean when both ports are used together?

65 W is the combined maximum; the charger intelligently splits power so the two ports share up to 65 W total, not 65 W per port.

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