usbroway 65W USB-C AC Charger for HP Spectre EliteBook ProBook Chromebook x360
A 65 W USB-C power adapter with an extra USB-A port, compatible with many HP Spectre, EliteBook, ProBook and Chromebook models
- Battery typeLithium-Ion
- Charges HP Spectre, EliteBook and ProBook x360 models via USB-C
- Delivers up to 60W over USB-C with 5V to 20V steps
- Adds 5W USB-A port for phone or accessory charging
- Works worldwide on 100V to 240V mains input
- Replaces multiple HP part numbers including 918337-001 and 930475-001
65 W USB-C charger for HP convertibles
This 65 W USB-C AC adapter powers HP Spectre x360, EliteBook x360, ProBook x360, Elite x2, Envy x2 and Pavilion x2 models. It also covers a wide range of HP Chromebook x360 and Chromebook 11, 13, 14 and 15 series. The unit replaces numerous HP part numbers including 918337-001, 918338-003 and L32392-001. Travellers and mobile professionals get a single compact charger for multiple devices.
Universal input with multi-voltage USB-C output
The adapter accepts 100 V to 240 V at 50 Hz to 60 Hz for worldwide use. Its USB-C port delivers 5 V, 9 V, 12 V, 15 V and 20 V at up to 3 A each, reaching 60 W over USB Power Delivery. An additional USB-A port supplies 5 V at 1 A for 5 W to charge phones or accessories simultaneously. Total combined output is rated at 65 W.
60 W USB-C limit decides fit for high-draw laptops
The USB-C output tops out at 60 W, so laptops that require more than 60 W over USB-C will charge more slowly or not at all under load. Buyers whose HP model ships with a 65 W or higher USB-C brick should verify the exact power requirement before purchasing. The bundled USB-A port adds only 5 W and cannot close the gap for power-hungry workloads.
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- Price $38.99
- Pricier than about 70% of the 27,790 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery type | Lithium-Ion |
Questions about this item
Which USB-C voltage setting should I select for my EliteBook x360 840 G7?
The charger negotiates automatically; it will deliver 20V at 3A (60W) over USB-C for that model.
What does the 65W rating mean when I plug this into my Spectre x360?
The brick can supply up to 60W over USB-C and 5W over USB-A simultaneously; your Spectre will draw up to its 60W limit.
Does the USB-C port support Power Delivery 3.0 or only 2.0?
The USB-C output provides 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V at 3A each, matching the PD 3.0 voltage steps required by the listed HP laptops.
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