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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 bought this a few months ago on a similar deal, and am happy with it still. It's a lot smaller than I expected, and handles charging my laptop at a full 65W. Do note that, kind of like any charger this size, it doesn't have a brick for heat dissipation, so it can get hot when charging at full speed like that. It's generally pretty expected though a manufacturer won't admit it, but just don't pack newspaper and pillows around the wall plug lol
I don't know about this one. I have a similar one with 65w and I use it to charge all my chromebooks and laptops. The original chargers from laptops are huge and bulky and I prefer the small one.
Iniu is sh*t. I bought a 45w charger and it died in 8 months. I thought "well it has a 3 year warranty" I emailed explaining I tried different cables, phones and outlets and they emailed me back demanding a VIDEO of it not working... never again.
Why don't you just provide the video? What's so hard about following the manufacturer's warranty procedures?
Iniu is sh*t. I bought a 45w charger and it died in 8 months. I thought "well it has a 3 year warranty" I emailed explaining I tried different cables, phones and outlets and they emailed me back demanding a VIDEO of it not working... never again.
I don't doubt your experience but I have bought maybe 5 iniu products when they go on sale and have had no issues. They are not quite anker quality but definitely better than belkin. I also have tried ugreen and baseus products with no issues as well.
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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.
The charger can handle laptop charging at a full 65W output level.
The charger can charge an HP laptop fairly quickly.
The charger can charge both a laptop and a phone.
The compact size can replace bulky original laptop chargers for Chromebooks and laptops.
Warranty support can require a video proof of the issue, which may be rejected due to video format.
The deal price may be worse than recent history because the charger has been $10-$11 for months.
The charger can get hot during full-speed charging because it lacks a heat-dissipation brick.
The 100W variant price may be higher than typical, since it often sells for about $14-$18.
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