IXJYLCPC 65W 5-Port USB-C Wall Charger Black
A five-port wall charger delivers up to 65W total output with PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 fast charging across two USB-A, two USB-C and one dedicated QC port
- Adapter type3.0
- Charge five devices at once with 2×USB-A, USB-C1, QC 3.0 and PD 25 W Type-C ports
- 65 W total output delivers 5 V/7.2 A, 9 V/4.0 A and 12 V/3.0 A for fast charging
- Worldwide AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz input lets you plug in anywhere without a converter
- PD 20 W and QC 3.0 plus PD 15 W/3.1 A actual parameters give phones and laptops rapid power
- CE certified with PC+ABS housing for safe, stable charging across most smartphones and digital devices
Five-Port Charging Hub
The IXJYLCPC wall charger delivers up to 65W total output across five ports: two USB-A, one USB-C, one USB QC3.0 and one PD25W Type-C. It suits households or travellers who need to charge phones, tablets and a laptop from a single outlet.
Check Your Devices And Outlet
Verify that your gear accepts 5V, 9V or 12V input and that the cables support the required current for fast charging. The plug uses a US flat-foot design for 100-240V mains, so confirm the socket type matches your region before ordering.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous multi-device use the charger splits power to 20W PD plus 15W QC3.0 or 3.1A across the remaining ports. The PC+ABS enclosure and CE-certified IC scheme manage heat and maintain stable output without throttle during extended sessions.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Adapter type | 3.0 |
Questions about this item
What ports are built into the 65W 5-port charger and do I need any extra cables?
The unit has two USB-A ports, one USB-C1 port, one USB QC 3.0 port and one PD 25W Type-C port. Cables for your devices are not included.
Which USB-C port should I use for a laptop that needs the highest output?
Use the PD 25W Type-C port; it delivers up to 25W while the USB-C1 port is rated for 20W.
Will the 65W rating charge a MacBook at full speed when all five ports are used?
Total output is 65W, but the PD port is limited to 25W and the USB-C1 port to 20W, so a MacBook will not reach its maximum charge rate if other devices draw power simultaneously.
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