LORDWORLD USB-C to Surface DC 15V 65W Charge Cable
Connects a 65 W USB-C charger with 15 V output to Surface laptops that use a DC 15 V port
- Charge Surface devices via USB-C with built-in PD trigger
- Works with 65W USB-C chargers supplying 15V output
- Delivers 15V DC power through Surface magnetic connector
- Requires charger with 15V profile or cable will not function
- Compact adapter replaces bulky proprietary power bricks
USB-C to Surface DC charging cable
The LORDWORLD cable converts a USB-C power source into a DC 15V connection for compatible Microsoft Surface laptops. It includes a built-in PD trigger that requests 15V at up to 65W from the attached charger. Users simply plug their USB-C charger into the female port and connect the proprietary tip to the Surface device.
Suitable for Surface owners with a 15V USB-C charger
This adapter works only when the connected USB-C charger explicitly supports a 15V output profile. It is not for users whose chargers lack that voltage level or who need to power devices with a different DC input requirement.
Requires a USB-C charger with 15V output
The single deciding specification is whether the power supply can deliver 15V over USB-C Power Delivery. Without that capability the cable will not function, regardless of the charger's total wattage rating.
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- Price $16.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Does the cable negotiate 15 V over USB-C PD to deliver 65 W?
Yes, the built-in PD emulator trigger requests 15 V from a 65 W USB-C charger; the charger must support that voltage or the cable will not work.
What connector does the output end use to fit Surface devices?
The output terminates in a Microsoft Surface Laptop male DC plug that mates with the proprietary 15 V port on compatible Surface models.
How is the cable connected, and what step is often missed?
Plug a 65 W USB-C charger that supports 15 V into the Type-C female end, then attach the Surface DC plug; the step users miss is verifying the charger actually outputs 15 V.
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