HP 65W USB-C Laptop Charger

Great charger and it works as advertised.

Anda perfecto

Another HP 65W USB-C charger bites the dust. This is my 3rd replacement. My original charger lasted about 5 months. I got months out of my last one. I just ordered 2 more because I know it's going to fail a couple of months down the road. The chargers start to work and not work and then they dont work. I cant figure it out.

ExactI’m compact charger that came with my HP laptop. Nice to have a spare with you so you don’t always need to haul it along everywhere you go with your laptop, in the car or another room in the house. I thought the original charger was bad, but turned out to be another problem. Now I have two, one brand new and one 3 years old. I read too many reviews of cheap compatible chargers that only lasted a couple months so I thought my charger was also no good. Now I have two great chargers.

There is nothing I dislike except the questions rate features for travel because I don't think this was purchased as a travel charger. When I think of travel, I perceive compact. That is the only reason why I rate travel as good and not exceptional, but again that is subjective because someone else my find it great for travel. I think it is flat enough to fit in any travel bag but with the plug it would get bulky. Otherwise, it is less bulky and lighter than my original charger and I like the length of the cord for airport travel and in general. The cord wraps around the charger with ease so that is a convenience. My computer did not reject it like the other purchase I made so compatible with my HP brand. The delivery came as expected and I am happy with the performance of the charger overall.

Pros: - This is HP's 65W USB-C laptop charger, not a third party knockoff. - It's UL Listed and USB Certified, so I'm expecting a long, trouble free life from it. - It's lightweight and small. Should be great for travel. I attached a photo so you can see the size next to some typical 3.5" x 2" wallet cards. Cons: - Amazon product photos are wrong. They clearly show a USB-A port on the side of the transformer brick. This port does not exist. The only power output is from the permanently tethered USB C cable. - At fifty seven bucks, it is kind of expensive. - I wish it had a higher power limit like 80 watts, so that the laptop can still get all the juice it wants while using one of those "Power Delivery" pass through USB C travel hubs. Other info: The item I received is labelled as manufactured by Lite-On for HP. The identical looking unit supplied with my new HP Spectre x360 14 inch laptop (14-eu0000) is manufactured by Chicony Electronics for HP. They both seem to work equally well so far. The charger brick (with attached USB cable) weighs 7.0 ounces, and the AC power cable is 3.0 ounces, for a total weight of 10.0 ounces or 0.625 pounds. - Product includes: - UL Listed, USB Certified, 65W (max) AC-DC transformer - North American 120 volt 3-prong AC cord - permanently attached USB-C cable

I needed a second power supply for travel. This fit well and works great.

Don’t know if it actually works. It had a European plug on it so I couldn’t use it. Looked well made