INIU 65W GaN Charger (2-Port USB-C + USB-A)
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The INIU 65W GaN Charger combines gallium-nitride efficiency with a practical 2-port design (1× USB-C + 1× USB-A). Delivers 65W total output with 45W USB-C PD and 20W USB-A, enabling simultaneous fast charging of a laptop and smartphone. Supports USB-C Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 protocols, making it compatible with iPhones, iPad Pro, Samsung, Google Pixel, and Nintendo Switch.
GaN Technology: Compact, cooler-running design vs. traditional silicon bricks. Foldable prongs enhance travel portability. Certified for safety with standard protections (over-current, over-voltage, thermal).
Best for: Dual-device households or road warriors needing laptop + phone charging in one compact brick. Mid-tier pricing reflects solid build quality and brand recognition in the budget-to-mid GaN segment.
Why it's hot
65W GaN brick charges laptop and phone simultaneously.
- Value for money 94
- Review rating & velocity 87
- Community sentiment 78
- Brand reputation 82
- Search heat 70
- Est. return & defect rate 86
Pros & cons
Pros
- 65W total wattage supports laptops and phones together
- 2-port design (USB-C + USB-A) for flexible device pairing
- Foldable prongs improve portability
- USB-C PD with QC 3.0 multi-protocol support
- Compact GaN form factor vs. silicon alternatives
- Solid INIU brand track record in budget chargers
Cons
- Single USB-C limits multi-laptop households
- 45W USB-C output modest vs. 100W+ rivals
- Runs warm under full dual-port load
- Limited standalone reviews compared to UGREEN Nexode or Anker Nano
- No cable included
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