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This compact INIU 65W GaN charger stands out for laptop and phone charging in a much smaller wall plug than bulky original adapters. It is reported to handle a laptop at full 65W, charge HP laptops fairly quickly, and work across Chromebooks and phones. The main cautions are heat at full speed and uneven warranty support, including requests for video proof and format issues. Pricing also looks better on past sales, with recent mentions around $10 to $13 and the 100W version often lower than this listing.
Laptop commuters who want a compact wall charger, because it can deliver full 65W charging while taking up less space than bulky original adapters.
Probably not if you can wait: it has reportedly sold for $10-$11 in the last 6 months, and similar purchases landed around $12.70 to $13 after promotions. The 100W variant also reportedly goes for about $14-$18 fairly often.
Yes, it can deliver a full 65W to a laptop and also charges HP laptops fairly quickly. It is small for its output, but it can get hot when running at full speed, so it should have open airflow around it.
Warranty support can be strict: a failed charger reportedly required a video proof, and even after sending one in webm and then mp4, it still was not accepted. That means warranty claims may take extra back-and-forth if the unit fails.
I did and they said that it wouldn't play in webm format, i converted it to mp4 and it "
still wasn't good enough"
Imagine simping for a chinese company that doesn't stand behind their products
They posed a perfectly valid question. They had no idea of your attempts to comply at that point. THAT is not simping for them, simply to ask why you did not want to comply.
You failed to state that you did in the first comment,
I imagine their mind-reading skills are on the blink. No need to throw out insults when you were the one who acted like it was an unfair request. It is actually a common request for warranty issues. Sorry that they did not seem to be willing to accept your videos. They may have been corrupt, a format they could not play, or sure, the company may have just been trying to stall. I certainly understand your feelings, now that you've explained.
I was wondering the same thing as the other poster asked you. I would not have given up or stopped until I got satisfaction, but that's me. Maybe you left out that they finally did comply, or maybe you gave up. You did not say.
Why do I feel like iniu is the same company as ravpower that got booted off of Amazon.
Discussions on Reddit suggest they may source from or be tied to the same overarching Chinese manufacturing and parent companies that also supply Anker and SaFuel.
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This compact INIU 65W GaN charger stands out for laptop and phone charging in a much smaller wall plug than bulky original adapters. It is reported to handle a laptop at full 65W, charge HP laptops fairly quickly, and work across Chromebooks and phones. The main cautions are heat at full speed and uneven warranty support, including requests for video proof and format issues. Pricing also looks better on past sales, with recent mentions around $10 to $13 and the 100W version often lower than this listing.
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Probably not if you can wait: it has reportedly sold for $10-$11 in the last 6 months, and similar purchases landed around $12.70 to $13 after promotions. The 100W variant also reportedly goes for about $14-$18 fairly often.
Yes, it can deliver a full 65W to a laptop and also charges HP laptops fairly quickly. It is small for its output, but it can get hot when running at full speed, so it should have open airflow around it.
Warranty support can be strict: a failed charger reportedly required a video proof, and even after sending one in webm and then mp4, it still was not accepted. That means warranty claims may take extra back-and-forth if the unit fails.
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still wasn't good enough"
Imagine simping for a chinese company that doesn't stand behind their products
You failed to state that you did in the first comment,
I imagine their mind-reading skills are on the blink. No need to throw out insults when you were the one who acted like it was an unfair request. It is actually a common request for warranty issues. Sorry that they did not seem to be willing to accept your videos. They may have been corrupt, a format they could not play, or sure, the company may have just been trying to stall. I certainly understand your feelings, now that you've explained.
I was wondering the same thing as the other poster asked you. I would not have given up or stopped until I got satisfaction, but that's me. Maybe you left out that they finally did comply, or maybe you gave up. You did not say.
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I have their battery car jumper. Works great (as of last winter).
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