Up to 65 W from USB-C
When used alone, the USB-C port is listed for up to 65 W output, suitable for many ultraportable laptops and tablets.
A slim 65 W GaN wall charger with one USB-C port and one USB-A port, designed for compact laptop, tablet and phone charging.
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Travelers often carry separate chargers for a laptop and phone. This thin dual-port charger aims to replace larger adapters while fitting more easily behind furniture or inside a small travel pouch.
When used alone, the USB-C port is listed for up to 65 W output, suitable for many ultraportable laptops and tablets.
One USB-C and one USB-A port allow two devices to charge from a single wall outlet.
The body measures approximately 82.86 × 44.45 × 14.13 mm, making it considerably flatter than many traditional laptop adapters.
The USB-C output includes PPS from 3.3 to 11 V at up to 5 A for compatible devices that negotiate this charging mode.
Use USB-C for a laptop and USB-A for a phone or accessory when one wall outlet must serve both.
The thin body can be easier to position behind a desk, bedside table or hotel furniture than a bulky charging brick.
Keep one compact charger in a backpack for notebooks, tablets, phones and USB accessories.
No. Lemorele lists 65 W from USB-C when used alone. With both ports active, the stated split is 45 W from USB-C and 12 W from USB-A.
Not necessarily. The laptop must support USB-C Power Delivery and operate within the charger’s available voltage and power profiles. Some larger notebooks require more than 65 W.
Programmable Power Supply lets compatible devices request more precise voltage and current levels. Lemorele lists a PPS range of 3.3–11 V at up to 5 A on the USB-C port.
Package contents may change. Confirm the current official listing and use a cable rated for the power your device requires.
A slim 65 W GaN wall charger with one USB-C port and one USB-A port, designed for compact laptop, tablet and phone charging.