Ambrane 65W Charger Adapter, 3 Ports - 2 Type C & 1 USB for Samsung, Type C Laptops: MacBook, Dell, HP, ASUS, Fast Charger with PD Technology & GaN Technology for All Devices (RAAP G65, Black)

Works as expected, ambrane does not provide the specs of the adaptor when with different combination of output ports used, so I had to find it out myself by writing a program to extract this info from my laptop. Overall- I would say this is a very worth purchase, especially when you are on a budget and need a very good quality charger which supports super fast charging 2.0. Charging speed general- When charging my S24 Ultra/Tab S9, it did detect the super fast charging. It uses around 35W at max. Mostly samsung in weird in terms of charging, its not charger's fault. Depending on temperature of the phone. State of charge of battery, the wattage varies a lot. I have seen it hit 40W with Tab S9. But again, it will be mostly not constant, it will fast charge and slow charge in pulses. Port Specs. When used separately C1 - 65W C2 - 65W USB A - 18W When combined (2 Ports)- I didnt test USB A because I dont use it mostly C1- 33W (Could not verify, but super fast charging 2.0 is detected so its beyond 30W charging) C2 - 22W (Laptop did negotiate 22W) Interesting observation C1 does not support 20V or 19V when C2 is being used, that means laptop should be connected to C2 regardless. When you connect smartphone to C1, C2 will be downgraded to 22W which is enough to keep most thin and light from loosing battery % but not enough to charge, might even discharge a little. If USB A is connected, C1 and C2 looses 20/19v spec. So better to avoid USB A when not really needed. It can still charge Samsung devices with super fast charging 2.0 (C1) and fast charging (C2). So USB A is just in case of need, not really for actual use with other ports unless charging mobile devices. Safety- This device has very good protection and very less harmonics leakage from the primary stage. No glitches observed in touch screen devices (which again points out this device have very low leakage). It also does not heat up too much in proper usage so the engineering of the main board should be bang on!. I didnt open it and check because my product is still under warranty. I have used it for 4 months before writing this review. Fit - This device is light weight compared to 100W GaN chargers. It is small enough and weight is less enough to be used in trains. Device is very easy to use because of this, you can just plug and play in train or anywhere. You just have to be aware of the power distribution, just allocate devices in proper way. It would be worth investing in a cable which shows voltage, current and wattage so that you can see if the device is actually getting enough wattage.

This is a good charger. Been using it since July 2024 almost everyday. It charges phones, laptops. Also took this to US and worked fine there as well. Good charger if you travel between India and US (can be used at both places) or just for India as well.

Good product. The two pin Indian detachable adapter stopped working after 3, 4 months for that I directly wrote to Ambray and they sent me a new one for 299 rupees and it worked.

I've been using the Ambrane 65W Wall Charger for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed with its performance and build quality. It’s compact, sturdy, and delivers on its promise of fast charging without overheating. With a powerful 65W output, it efficiently charges my laptop, tablet, and phone. It supports fast-charging protocols like PD (Power Delivery) and QC (Quick Charge), making it compatible with most modern smartphones and devices. I tested it with both my OnePlus and iPhone, and it worked flawlessly with each. My USB-C laptop also charges smoothly with this adapter. One feature I particularly appreciate is the dual port setup—USB-C + USB-A. This allows me to charge two devices simultaneously, which is incredibly convenient whether I'm traveling or working at my desk. The charger stays cool even during prolonged use, and the safety features provide peace of mind against voltage fluctuations. **Pros:** - Fast and reliable charging (up to 65W) - Dual port (USB-C + USB-A) - Compact and travel-friendly design - Universal compatibility with phones, tablets, and laptops - Good build quality and BIS certified **Cons:** - No cable included in the box (needs to be purchased separately) - Slightly bulkier than a standard phone charger (which is expected due to wattage) Overall, if you’re in the market for a high-performance wall charger that can handle multiple devices—including laptops—without straining your budget, the Ambrane 65W charger is an excellent choice. It's definitely worth the investment!

Bad product - don't bother spending money or breath. worked exactly for 2 weeks and then stopped working. As for support - they ask for videos , will put u on long hold - and ask u to courier things to Delhi better just buy original brand product and move on - slighly expensive - but will work at least

I wanted it for quick charging my phone and watch during travel . It is charging at the rate of 5 points in 5 minutes with c port. The charging pin can be removed by sliding to access Bar pins (US) Type which I need in US . Little pricy . Hope it is durable .

Does not support superfast charging 2.0 on samsung galaxy s25 ultra. Changing my review. Turns out the usb c cable out the box didnt support Fast charging 2.0 Got a 5A rated cable, and the charger fully supports Fast charging 2.0

I am using an Ambrane 65W charger adapter with a Wayona Type-C to Type-C 10 ft (3 m) long, 65W fast-charging braided USB-C cable. Here are some tests I conducted with this setup: Test 1 – Single device charging: Charged a Lenovo laptop from 3% to 74% in 1 hour. Test 2 – Simultaneous device charging: Charged a Lenovo laptop from 9% to 68% in 1 hour. Charged an iPhone 12 from 20% to 94% in 1 hour (both devices charged simultaneously). The charger does get a bit warm during use, but nothing too concerning.