The Baseus 65 W GaN charger delivers up to 65 W in total and can charge multiple devices at once through USB-C and USB-A ports. It uses GaN3 technology and supports Power Delivery, making it suitable for powering a laptop and mobile devices, for example.
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Dimensions and GaN3 technology
The charger measures 70 × 40 × 36.9 mm and weighs 238 g. It is suitable for use at home or for carrying in a bag or backpack.
GaN technology uses gallium nitride to help keep the charger compact while delivering high power. The GaN3 generation improves cooling: under maximum load, the charger is expected to stay cooler than older GaN models. More effective temperature regulation helps limit overheating during intensive charging.
Ports and power distribution
The charger offers combinations of USB-C and USB-A ports. It can deliver up to 65 W through USB-C; when USB-C and USB-A are used at the same time, power is shared between the connected devices. The maximum is 65 W in total, not 65 W per port.
Check the port count and power distribution for the configuration you choose. For example, if you charge a laptop and a phone at the same time, the laptop may receive less power than when connected on its own.
The power cable has a copper conductor with a cross-sectional area of 1 mm². For charging, it is important to use a cable rated for the power required; the stated cable specification does not establish whether a cable is included in the box.
Power Delivery and charging examples
The charger supports Power Delivery for devices from Xiaomi, Huawei, Apple and Samsung. The power delivered depends on the charging support of the particular device, the cable used and whether other devices are connected.
The stated charging examples include a MacBook Air, which is expected to reach a full charge in approximately 90 minutes, and a Samsung Galaxy S20, which is expected to reach 76% in 30 minutes. These are approximate times: battery condition, device use during charging and the specific conditions will affect the result.
Safety features
The charger has protection against static electricity, overheating, overcharging and short circuits. These features are intended to reduce the risk of damage to the charger and connected devices when problems occur.
Protection against discharge and ignition is also listed, although how these protections work is not described in detail. Safety features do not mean charging is entirely risk-free.
