RAEGR RapidLink 1150 GaN 65W Adapter PD+Dual USB Wall Charger
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USB Group's own website has so little information on this.
Only page with PPS:
And this is the page for PD:
www.usb.org
looks like they have a roadmap to support 280w on usb-c in future. Apple i imagine is the only one currently to offer 140w over usb-c through official specs.
both apple and google seems to be sticking to official specs wrt usb-c. which is good enough for me because i know i can use this raegr charger to charge a macbook pro at 65w. and it would not fuck up any android or apple device i charge it with. i have been using it to charge my old chromebook and it works fine. i have charged one of the older macbooks and it charges at the same speeds as the apple brick. and of course it charge my samsung phone with samsung's superfast charging 2.0 branding.
this is not a good option for folks using chinese devices from Oppo/realme/OnePlus though. a lot of people buy these chargers and complain that it is slower than the company charger.
Only page with PPS:
And this is the page for PD:
USB Charger (USB Power Delivery) | USB-IF
looks like they have a roadmap to support 280w on usb-c in future. Apple i imagine is the only one currently to offer 140w over usb-c through official specs.
both apple and google seems to be sticking to official specs wrt usb-c. which is good enough for me because i know i can use this raegr charger to charge a macbook pro at 65w. and it would not fuck up any android or apple device i charge it with. i have been using it to charge my old chromebook and it works fine. i have charged one of the older macbooks and it charges at the same speeds as the apple brick. and of course it charge my samsung phone with samsung's superfast charging 2.0 branding.
this is not a good option for folks using chinese devices from Oppo/realme/OnePlus though. a lot of people buy these chargers and complain that it is slower than the company charger.
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