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Galvanizer
Kaching999
Galvanizer
I have gotten the belkin charger for 3000rs last year on sale. Works great but there's no cable in the box. So had to get another Belkin Cable 6ft with support for fast charging for another 1000rs but I'm sure there are cheaper options now.
Definitely recommend getting a 6ft or more fast charging cable if you're going to use it for the laptop.
mantheman
Forerunner
who is he and what did he sell?
Kaching999
Galvanizer
KAKAN
Forerunner
Not a GaN charger but:
I love that one, honestly. Works great. And because the "charging" circuits/bulk is far away from the actual plug, it doesn't sag or fall out in case your plug is loose. And the longer cable definitely helps in trains and flights, along with not being bulky because their plugs are always loose in my experience lol
Not sure why everyone loves the shove-everything-in-the-plug style. It's good for small chargers, sure, but sucks if your charger is heavy.
There's also a 20W GaN charger if you want small ones (love this, so cute)
Otherwise, CMF chargers are quite nice and priced really well imo (GaN, 65W):
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rsaeon
Innovator
I have this and it's good, but with limitations.
The first Type-C port has priority, so the second one will always provide less power (20W max) even if the first port has a low power device.
Each Type-C port on its own can provide the full 65W but when another Type-C port is used, the power is split 45W + 20W max.
Each Type-A can provide 60W on their own or split between them, but if you put in a Type-C cable, then both Type-A ports drop down to 7.5W max each.
Marcus Fenix
Innovator
I use the combo of these 3 for my Lenovo Yoga Core Ultra 7 14 incher
Ambrane 65W Gan charger (2056 INR)
Belkin 2M 100W USB C cable(1099 INR)
I would also suggest using this magnetic USB-C adapter to avoid damage to the laptop USB-C port due to tension on the cable.
Verilux® Type C Adapter Right Angle Magnetic 90 Degree PD 120W(498 INR)
I had damaged the USB C port of a laptop due to sudden tension on the cable when I got my feet entangled in it while getting up from my bed. Since then I have used these adapters to avoid port damage which is a much bigger headache to replace.
Ambrane 65W Gan charger (2056 INR)
Belkin 2M 100W USB C cable(1099 INR)
I would also suggest using this magnetic USB-C adapter to avoid damage to the laptop USB-C port due to tension on the cable.
Verilux® Type C Adapter Right Angle Magnetic 90 Degree PD 120W(498 INR)
I had damaged the USB C port of a laptop due to sudden tension on the cable when I got my feet entangled in it while getting up from my bed. Since then I have used these adapters to avoid port damage which is a much bigger headache to replace.
KAKAN
Forerunner
Ah, nice to know... I never noticed that since I've a laptop plugged in to the first Type-C port and a wireless charger (which I bought from here haha) plugged into the 2nd Type-C port, and it worked fine
Do you know if there's a specific name for this form factor, or do you know any other chargers in this form factor?
Use Amnols service and get this - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGLTD816
I got it for $33 , not its $27 . Well worth it , good reviews on SD and all ports have seperate power delivery . Whenever i connect any new device the already connected device does not reconnect
tr27
Explorer
Any leads to anmols service? I read the talk about it on the cheap openwrt router thread but didn't see the link for his service (or I missed it)
I have been using a couple of McDodo chargers for over a year and they work great. They are reselling it directly in India and would recommend that as it is not much more than the Chinese price.
Importing from US. But then it will cost a lot of the product price in shipping, packaging and customs, so not sure how purchasing only a $20-30 product makes sense.
