InLine USB PD power supply GaN charger 3-port 65W white

The InLine USB PD power supply GaN charger 3-port 65W white is a compact 65W charger with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port that supports Power Delivery 3.0 with PPS and Quick Charge 3.0. Using gallium nitride (GaN) technology, it delivers high efficiency and lower heat generation in a smaller housing, while providing multiple output options for charging phones, tablets and laptops. The charger accepts AC 100–240V input and offers DC output from 3.3–20.0V with a maximum current of 5.0A and total output power of 65W. Its round design (diameter 42 mm, length 102 mm) leaves neighbouring protective-contact sockets accessible when plugged into multi-socket strips.

Advantages

GaN technology increases power efficiency and reduces heat compared with conventional silicon chargers, enabling a smaller form factor. The charger supports PD 3.0 with PPS for dynamic voltage/current adjustment and Quick Charge 3.0 (USB-A) for broad device compatibility. Multiple simultaneous outputs are available with defined power distribution between ports, and low no-load power consumption improves overall energy efficiency.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C or USB-A
• Powering laptops and ultrabooks that accept up to 65W via USB-C (PD)
• Use with travel multi-socket strips where compact size is required
• Charging multiple devices simultaneously (phones, tablets, accessories)

Key specifications

• Input voltage: AC 100–240V, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A
• Output voltage: 3.3–20.0 V DC; output current: max. 5.0 A; output power: 65.0 W
• Ports: USB-C1, USB-C2 (PD 3.0, PPS), USB-A (Quick Charge)
• Port behavior (examples): C1 up to 65W (PPS), C2 up to 30W, USB-A up to 22.5–30W depending on profile
• Combined port power examples: C1+C2 = 45W + 18W = 63W; C1+C2+A = 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W = 60W
• Dimensions: Ø 42 mm × 102 mm; colour: white
• Efficiency figures provided by manufacturer (examples): up to ~90.94% in certain load cases; no-load consumption 0.107 W

How to use

Plug the charger into a compatible AC outlet (100–240V). Connect devices using USB-C or USB-A cables to the appropriate ports. Devices that support USB Power Delivery will negotiate the optimal voltage/current via PD 3.0 and PPS on the USB-C ports; legacy fast-charging devices can use the USB-A Quick Charge profile. Observe the port power distribution when charging multiple devices to ensure devices receive sufficient power.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality USB-C and USB-A cables rated for the required current. For fastest laptop charging, connect the laptop to USB-C1. Avoid covering the charger during heavy use to allow heat dissipation and ensure ventilation around the unit.