65W GaN USB-C Compact Fast Charger for Laptops and Phones
Charge a laptop and a phone at full speed from one compact wall plug. The 65W GaN charger gives you two USB-C PD ports and a USB-A QC port, so the drawer of mismatched bricks can stay at home.
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Charge a laptop and a phone at full speed from one compact wall plug. The 65W GaN charger gives you two USB-C PD ports and a USB-A QC port, so the drawer of mismatched bricks can stay at home.
65W GaN fast charging for laptops and phones from one compact wall charger
- slow charging
- carrying multiple chargers
- overheating or electrical risk
One compact plug that replaces your charger drawer
Stop packing three bricks and watching your laptop crawl. One 65W GaN charger powers your laptop and phone at full speed, wherever you plug in.
Three ports, one compact brick
- Two USB-C ports, one brick
Plug the laptop into one USB-C PD port and the phone into the other. Both devices charge at the same time from a single outlet, and the teal-accent USB-C port makes the right socket easy to find in a dim hotel room. Pair it with a charging cable rated for the output your laptop needs.
- 65W GaN, compact size
Gallium nitride is the reason 65W fits in a body this small. The charger runs cooler than a silicon brick of the same output, and it slides into a jacket pocket or a laptop sleeve without dragging the bag down.
- Protection on every charge
Overvoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, temperature and electrostatic protection are built into the unit. You do not need to think about them on a normal day, which is the point of a charger you leave plugged in at the desk.
Plug in and connect both devices
- 1Check the plug and outlet
Confirm your wall socket takes the EU two-pin plug before you plug in.
- 2Pick a cable rated for the output
Use a USB-C cable rated for the power your laptop needs, not a thin one from a bundle.
- 3Connect the laptop to a USB-C PD port
The laptop takes the highest output, so give it the first USB-C PD port.
- 4Add the phone to the second port
Plug the phone into the other USB-C PD port or the USB-A QC port, and both devices start charging from the same brick.
What arrives at your door
- 65W GaN charger body×1
Two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A QC port
- EU two-pin plug×1
Fixed plug, folded flat against the body
From a bag of bricks to one plug

The bag full of bricks
Your laptop's original brick is in the bottom of the bag, the phone charger is somewhere in the side pocket, and neither one is fast enough when the battery hits single digits. Each brick is slow, bulky and runs warm, so the drawer keeps growing and the cable tangle never gets smaller.

One plug that does it all
This 65W GaN unit has two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A QC port in one compact body. Gallium nitride lets the output fit in a plug that sits easily in a jacket pocket, and the laptop and phone draw power at the same time from the same outlet.
Full speed from the hotel room to the desk
Plug it in beside the bed, then move it to the office desk the next morning. One brick keeps the MacBook, iPhone or Galaxy topped up, and the bag stays light.
One charger instead of a bag of bricks
| This | Laptop brick + phone charger | Cheap no-name brick | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plugs needed on the wall | One | Two | One |
| Laptop and phone at once | Yes | No | Partial |
| USB-C PD ports | Two | Partial | Partial |
| Multi-layer protection | Yes | Yes | No |
| Bag space | Compact | Two bricks | Varies |
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Questions and answers
The charger puts out up to 65W in total across its ports, using PD3.0 on the USB-C ports and QC4.0 on the USB-A port. Each device negotiates the power it can take, so a phone draws what it needs and a laptop draws more. Use a USB-C cable rated for the output your laptop asks for, and check your laptop's original charger wattage to confirm the match.
The plug is the EU two-pin type. It fits standard European wall sockets and is sold in black and white. If you live outside the EU, check your outlet type before you order, because this plug will not fit a UK, US or other non-EU socket without an adapter.
The unit carries overvoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, temperature and electrostatic protection. Keep it on a hard, open surface rather than under papers or a bag, since blocked airflow is the main reason any charger runs hot. Unplug it if the body feels hot to the touch.
Yes, the USB-C PD ports work with Samsung and Huawei phones that support USB Power Delivery, and the USB-A QC port works with phones that use Quick Charge. Phones that do not support either protocol will still charge, just at their own maximum rate.
Your laptop's brick covers the laptop and nothing else. This one adds a second USB-C PD port and a USB-A QC port, so the phone or tablet charges from the same plug. You carry one charger in place of two, and you stop hunting for the right brick at the airport gate.
No. Budget for a USB-C cable that matches your laptop's power needs. A good charging cable pays off the most on a 65W laptop.
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