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65W USB-C PD / GaN charger

A 65W USB-C Power Delivery charger is the everyday laptop brick: enough for most 13–14″ machines that shipped with a 45W–65W adapter, and a step up from a 30W phone-class cube.

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Apple’s nearby OEM SKUs are 61W (13″ MacBook Pro) and 67W / 70W (Air and some 14″ Pros). Shop 65W third-party GaN when you want that class in a smaller multi-port pack. Need 96W-class fast charge for a 14″ Pro, or 140W for a 16″ Pro? Use 100W or 140W.

Who it fits

Laptop classes from manufacturer wattage tables (prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026), not a scraped comparison chart:

Anker’s 735 (Nano II 65W) compatibility copy names MacBook Air 2020, MacBook Pro 13″, Dell XPS 13 9360/9380, ThinkPad X390, and HP Spectre Folio — that is Anker’s list, not a complete industry table. Full method: how to pick.

What 65W means on a multi-port GaN brick

65W is the total ceiling unless the listing says otherwise. Anker 735 (A2667) publishes: one USB-C port 65W; two USB-C ports 45W + 20W; three ports 40W + 12W + 12W. Plug the laptop into a USB-C port that is specified at 65W when you need the full rating. Cables for 65W can be 20V/3.25A (no 5A e-marker required for that PD contract). Still use a USB-C PD cable, not a USB-A charge-only lead.

Prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026

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No ranking. Stock and price change. Multi-port bricks split watts when more than one device is plugged in — read the port map on the listing.

Sources (prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026)