Ruth's sister 15V 45W USB-C PD Magnetic Converter for Surface Pro 3-7 Go Book 1-3
Converts a USB-C PD charger into a magnetic Surface connector for Pro 3-7, Go and Book 1-3 at 15 V 45 W
- Charges Surface Pro 3-7 and Go via USB-C PD
- Powers Surface Book 1-3 with 15V 45W output
- Compact 46.5×11.5×6.5mm adapter fits any bag
- Magnetic connector snaps securely to Surface charging port
- Charging-only design — no data sync capability
Magnetic Surface Converter
This compact adapter lets you charge a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 through 7, Surface Go or Surface Book 1 through 3 using any USB-C Power Delivery charger that can supply 15V at 3A. It replaces the proprietary magnetic connector with a standard USB-C female port so you can use a single power bank or wall charger for multiple devices.
Travel and desk charging
The converter is intended for users who want to consolidate chargers and carry one USB-C PD source for their Surface laptop or tablet. It does not transfer data, so anyone needing to sync files or connect peripherals through the same port should look elsewhere.
15V/3A PD requirement
Your USB-C charger or power bank must explicitly list a 15V/3A (45W) output profile; lower voltage steps such as 5V, 9V or 12V will not activate the adapter. Check the charger specifications before purchasing.
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- Price $7.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Surface devices does this 15 V converter support?
It fits the magnetic port on Surface Pro 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Go and Surface Book 1, 2, 3.
What does the 45 W rating mean when I plug it in?
Your USB-C charger must supply at least 45 W with a 15 V output profile; otherwise the Surface will not charge.
What does the USB-C PD interface cap in practice?
The female USB-C port accepts any PD charger, but the converter only passes 15 V at 3 A, so higher voltages are not used.
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