CERRXIAN XT60 to USB-C Adapter, 100W

Quick overview

Need to power a USB-C device from an XT60 battery, but your usual charger has the wrong connector? The CERRXIAN adapter connects an XT60 male plug to a USB-C male device and is described for PD fast charging, with support for PD 2.0, PD 3.0 and QC 2.0. Its stated maximum output is 100W at 5–20V and up to 5A. That makes it worth considering for a compatible setup, but those maximum figures don’t mean every battery and device will charge at that rate.

How to use it

Connect the XT60 end to a matching XT60 battery or power source, then plug the USB-C end into the device. The connection is intended for USB-C devices using a supported charging protocol, rather than as a standalone charger. Keep in mind that the advertised maximum output depends on what the source and connected device can support, the adapter’s rating alone can’t establish the power your particular setup will deliver.

The product description calls it plug-and-play and easy to carry, which may suit a kit that needs a direct connector instead of a larger charging arrangement. It specifies a gold-plated XT60 plug, but doesn’t provide details such as dimensions or weight.

Practical tips

Before choosing it, check that your battery or power source has the XT60 connection and can provide power in a way that works with your USB-C device. The listed examples include laptops, projectors, LED equipment, robot vacuums and portable chargers, but the key condition is support for a compatible USB-C charging protocol. A device having a USB-C port by itself doesn’t confirm that it will work with this adapter.

For example, if you’re packing an XT60 battery for a field setup and want to connect a compatible USB-C device, this gives you a direct connector without relying on a separate wall charger. If you need an adapter for a different battery plug, or a complete power solution with a battery included, this product description doesn’t establish that it will meet that need. You may be interested if your existing source is XT60 and your device supports the stated protocols. May not be the best option if you need a charger that works independently of an XT60 power source.

Before you decide

Will it charge any USB-C laptop? Not necessarily. The description lists laptops, but the laptop and power source still need to support a compatible charging setup.

Does it include a battery? The product is described as an adapter, a battery is not specified.

What is its stated maximum output? Up to 100W, at 5–20V and a maximum of 5A. Your actual charging rate may be lower depending on the connected source and device.

In your case

This adapter makes the most sense when you already have an XT60 source and want to connect it to a USB-C device that supports the listed charging protocols. Compared with buying a conventional USB-C wall charger, it serves a narrower purpose: connecting an existing XT60 setup, not replacing a charger for everyday mains-powered use. If that’s your setup, the connector type and stated output are relevant, if you need a broader, self-contained charging option, look for a product that explicitly includes or supports the power source you require.