ORICO SmartChip Direct Store via Amazon has
ORICO 65W GaN Travel 7-in-1 Charging Power Strip (4 Colors) for $35.99 - $16.20 when you enter promo code
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$19.79.
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Product Details:
- Charging station simultaneously supports 7 devices, including 3 AC outlets, 2 USB-A(18W), and 2 USB-C(65W), USB total output(45W+12W).
- GaN technology to significantly reduce energy loss and heat generation. The USB-C port provides a maximum output of 65W.
- This plug features a 45 ° angled design and a compact appearance (0.39 inches thick), 4.43ft undetachable extension cord, making it easy to plug and unplug in narrow spaces and effectively avoiding blocking adjacent sockets
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So travel use is limited to domestic
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So travel use is limited to domestic
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Virtually anything you would need to charge over USB, 65W should be ample for, unless I'm forgetting something. If you have a high performance laptop that needs more than 65W to continue charging while in-use, I wouldn't be plugging it into anything that's shared with other charging devices in the first place.
*You left out game consoles but honestly all of those ship with less than a 65W chargers so they should be fine as well.
FWIW, I've never met a laptop that won't charge on 65W, but some can demand more (especially under load). A few 'gaming' or desktop replacements even demand 140w+ not to LOSE charge but those often have their own AC adapter (not USB C charging) so this wouldn't be much help anyway, unless you are using the 120v plugs and the OEM charger.
P.S. $20 still seems expensive for what it is. I could be wrong.
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