Charger and charger cable with PD or PPS for HP and Acer laptop and mobile phone
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swapnil0545
Discoverer
Following this thread. Even i am recently wondering about similar use case.
I think you should also mention the wattage requirement of the laptops.
I guess the GAN charges work well, but I have never used it. Also you will have to check how are the thermals of these charges on long run and the port converters for your lappy.
I think you should also mention the wattage requirement of the laptops.
I guess the GAN charges work well, but I have never used it. Also you will have to check how are the thermals of these charges on long run and the port converters for your lappy.
notfound404
Apprentice
Recently bought cmf gan charger 65 w for 1900 on Flipkart it's working great and there's even 100w and 140w versions.
Skyh3ck
Galvanizer
I need to buy the Google 30W charger off tata cliq. If anyone has something else to buy to make the cart value to go above 3000 to avail back discount let me know.
Product link: https://www.tatacliq.com/google-30w...-for-google-devices-white/p-mp000000020717630
Product link: https://www.tatacliq.com/google-30w...-for-google-devices-white/p-mp000000020717630
StygianClaw
Galvanizer
I bought a Stuffcool 65W GaN charger in Jan 2023. I've used it to charge Samsungs, Pixels, a bunch of Acer and Lenovo laptops. Heck it even managed fine when connected to my Legion 5 Pro when not using the dGPU.
It gets very hot when pulling sustained 65w like when I use it with the Legion sometimes. Otherwise it's cool.
At the time of purchase, there were not many alternatives and certainly not at the price I got it for. Still working great.
It gets very hot when pulling sustained 65w like when I use it with the Legion sometimes. Otherwise it's cool.
At the time of purchase, there were not many alternatives and certainly not at the price I got it for. Still working great.
notfound404
Apprentice
Yes it does. I use it with my legion 7. It works good, Obviously it can’t charge fast but gets work done when using it for browsing or when travelling. i would suggest get a 100w charger so that you have some space for charging your phone at the same time.
Skyh3ck
Galvanizer
Yes thanks
65w seems like minimum for laptop and maximum limit ofcharger
Even I am thinking to get at least 100w charger so it has some room for other items and charger is not pushed to limit
I guess 100w will have proper cooling and more safety features
But 100w gan charger is very very costly...
Companies are using GAN name to make big profit on charger... But highly doubt their quality... Like good MOSFET, capacitor, circuit board... Hardly any company worry about charger
65w seems like minimum for laptop and maximum limit ofcharger
Even I am thinking to get at least 100w charger so it has some room for other items and charger is not pushed to limit
I guess 100w will have proper cooling and more safety features
But 100w gan charger is very very costly...
Companies are using GAN name to make big profit on charger... But highly doubt their quality... Like good MOSFET, capacitor, circuit board... Hardly any company worry about charger
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harihar
Beginner
You've mentioned your requirements but haven't provided your budget. If you need an adapter for portability, consider - Apple 130W USB-C adapter
For the past 6 months, I've only been using this charger exclusively for all my devices(work laptop, asus g-14, earbuds, RPI4, phone) and had no issues with them.
If it exceeds your budget and you need more than 65w of power, consider Apple 97w charger.
Before using apple adapters, I used HP TPN-LA22 USB C charger which did work great but was limited to only 65w.
Note: Nothing can go wrong on your USB C devices when charged with an PD compliant adaptors from reputable brands(Samsung, Asus, Dell, HP, Apple etc.,)
For the past 6 months, I've only been using this charger exclusively for all my devices(work laptop, asus g-14, earbuds, RPI4, phone) and had no issues with them.
If it exceeds your budget and you need more than 65w of power, consider Apple 97w charger.
Before using apple adapters, I used HP TPN-LA22 USB C charger which did work great but was limited to only 65w.
Note: Nothing can go wrong on your USB C devices when charged with an PD compliant adaptors from reputable brands(Samsung, Asus, Dell, HP, Apple etc.,)
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babhishek
Herald
I use anker, baseus, spigen ones.
usb c pd should negotiate rates, mostly I stick to 65w ones as 100 w is overkill.
In india I got the Spigen ones at 70w and they are slightly bulky but decent. Prices have shot up last 2 years. Dont Skimp on these if you use this to work across devices.
best is to import them from abroad since for most of the India ones conk off in 6months to 1 year and ratings dive.
My Oldest GAN charger is over 4 yrs old and going strong.
Devices used - macbooks, hp latops, apple phones pixel, etc etc
usb c pd should negotiate rates, mostly I stick to 65w ones as 100 w is overkill.
In india I got the Spigen ones at 70w and they are slightly bulky but decent. Prices have shot up last 2 years. Dont Skimp on these if you use this to work across devices.
best is to import them from abroad since for most of the India ones conk off in 6months to 1 year and ratings dive.
My Oldest GAN charger is over 4 yrs old and going strong.
Devices used - macbooks, hp latops, apple phones pixel, etc etc
How about a charger from any reputable laptop company? For example: