Ultra Thin 65W USB C Charger, Foldable for Travel, Flat Dual Port with PD 3.0 & GaN Tech for Laptops, MacBook, iPad Pro, iPhone 13/13 Pro, iPad Pro,S22, Galaxy Book, LG Gram, XPS, Pixel

Once in a great while, a product comes along that is so good, that you have to wonder how all those others did it so poorly for so long. This TINY transformer is powerful enough to charge my Pixel 9 in an hour, and powerful enough to run my Lenovo Yoga notebook computer with ease. It has both USB-C and USB... (B?). Make sure you have a high quality USB cable. You will not get full power with a poor quality one. Seriously, why are we lugging around giant two pound transformers, when this thing, smaller than a credit card, and about 1/2 thick does the job better?

I've used this to replace the chargers for all my devices: laptop, phones, iPad, and my kid's Switch. I travel a lot and only having to slip this tiny charger into my bag or backpack is such an underrated positive. I like being able to swap out the cable(s) for longer or shorter ones depending on where I'm using it and what I'll be charging. It gets hot, but how is that an issue for anyone? It's not like you're holding the charger or having it anywhere close to your body. And once it goes back in the bag it cools off fine. Never had any noises or performance issues even when ultra-fast charging my S23 Ultra.This is one of my favorite and few perfect Amazon purchases.

This is exactly what I was looking for and needed. I wanted a little more power than my 35 watt charger for on the go action, and this little guy delivers. You can pop in your backpack or computer sleeve for a small reliable power source. Don’t hesitate add it to your shopping cart and thank me later.

A compact, small charger that is listed with PPS support but does not seem to trigger properly on a Samsung S20 Ultra for AFC causing it to default to 14W PD charging. It otherwise works well and outputs 65W to a power bank. Oddly, the 25W version of the Trebleet charger does provide 25W PPS support allowing it to work with Samsung AFC. This is where it gets one star struck off from a 5/5 as I am unsure why this occurs and I do not own or have access to advanced diagnostic equipment to poll the charger to determine the charging protocols it actually supports.Checking it with an IR thermometer after 25 minutes of continuous output at 65W gave me a surface temp of 150F/66C at 66F/19C ambient. It seems to sustain power output to 35-40 minutes before it hits thermal limits. After about a minute of going off where it will come on briefly but does not provide power output. Eventually after that minute passes it comes back throttled to 45W output. With my test the charger is not against a wall so it receives some additional airflow which my account for why it does not throttle down as quickly. For the size of this charger and with my intent of keeping it in a bag with a power bank to quickly top it off while I am out this is an acceptable compromise. It is roughly closer but slightly taller than the Anker Atom III 30W charger but being able to output at 65W for the first 30 minutes for the same size makes it worthwhile.There appears to be a UL rating on the charger for both Canada and the United States but I am unable to verify this. Packaging for the charger is a plain, unwasteful cardboard box with the charger inside a plastic bag,

This thi g is great! The design ended up being smaller than I was expecting. It's able to charge my legion go with no issues. Plus it's well priced for a 65 watt charger.

I had another folding 65W charger I used for my work laptop. Unfortunately, someone borrowed it to use on their laptop, which requied more than the 65W and burnt it up. This one works just a good, and noticed it doesn't get as hot as the other one I had, which is a plus.Nice and compact for travel and not letting anyone borrow it this time :).

This charger is a great size but very hot. I'm worried it's going to start a fire. All I'm doing is charging a cell phone. Also, I have a low power IoT device on the USB-A port that needs to stay powered and connected to Wi-Fi. When I connect an iPhone to the USB-C port, the USB-A port momentarily "glitches" and knocks the IoT device offline. Regardless, I'm still worried about it starting a fire.

Thin, lightweight, fast charging, & great to take anywhere. BUT it stoped after 7 months! So upset, going to reach out to the seller.