Description
This Mercury 65W charger uses GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology to pack high power into a small body. GaN is a replacement for silicon that transfers current very efficiently, so it produces less heat. Less heat means the internal components can be packed more tightly together while still delivering fast charging to your devices. The result is a compact charger, often called a wall charger or plug (US: power adapter), that suits use at home, in the office and while travelling.
With three USB Type-C ports and one USB Type-A port, you can charge up to four devices at the same time. It has enough output for a wide range of kit, including laptops, phones, smart watches, earphones and tablets that need up to 65W. The charger also features PPS technology, which adjusts voltage and current in real time by feeding maximum power based on a device's charging status.
A single USB-C port can supply up to 65W, so it can handle many laptops on its own. When you plug in more than one device, the charger shares power across the ports, for example 45W plus 20W across two USB-C ports, or split three or four ways when every port is in use. Input is 100-240V, so it works on mains supplies worldwide, and the whole unit weighs just 115g.
Specification
| Power : input |
100-240V~, 50/60Hz, 1.5A |
| Output power max. |
65W |
| Weight |
0.12KG |
| Output |
USB-C1/C2:PPS: 5 - 11V ⎓ 4.5A (49.5W Max.) |
Frequently Asked
How many devices can I charge at once?
Up to four at the same time, using the three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Power is shared across the ports when more than one device is connected.
Can it charge a laptop?
Yes. A single USB-C port supplies up to 65W, which covers many laptops as well as phones, tablets, smart watches and earphones.
What is GaN?
GaN stands for Gallium Nitride, a replacement for silicon. It transfers current efficiently and produces less heat, which allows a smaller charger that still charges quickly.
What is PPS technology?
PPS adjusts voltage and current in real time, feeding maximum power based on how your device is charging at that moment.
Will it work abroad?
The input range is 100-240V at 50/60Hz, so it works on mains supplies worldwide. You may need a plug adapter for the local socket type.
How much power do I get with multiple devices?
Two USB-C ports give 45W plus 20W. Using three or four ports splits power further, for example 20W plus 20W plus 20W across three USB-C ports.