LJO-EEIH USB-C laptop charger 45W

Key specifications

Its 45W USB-C Power Delivery output is the main thing to weigh: it’s intended for laptops that charge through USB-C PD, rather than being a general-purpose USB-C adapter. The listed output profiles are 5V, 9V, 15V and 20V, and the package includes a cloverleaf AC power cable as well as the charger.

The listing names HP Chromebook x360, Spectre x360, Envy x360, EliteBook, ProBook and Pavilion Aero models, along with selected Dell and ASUS laptops. Compatibility is conditional, though: the laptop needs a USB-C PD charging input. The product is explicitly not designed for smartphones or PPS-based charging systems.

Who it’s for

This is aimed at someone replacing a USB-C laptop adapter or keeping a second one at a desk, provided their computer supports USB-C PD and is suited to a 45W supply. It’s a good fit if your HP Chromebook x360 or another listed laptop matches those requirements and you want the AC cable included rather than sourcing one separately.

The listed compatibility also covers some Dell XPS, Latitude and Inspiron models, plus ASUS ZenBook, VivoBook S14, ExpertBook B9 and selected Chromebooks. Those family names alone aren’t enough to establish a match, check the exact laptop model and its charging requirements before choosing. A laptop that calls for more power may be better served by an adapter rated for its requirement, while a basic USB-C phone charger isn’t the intended alternative here.

Everyday use

For a practical setup, keep the adapter and included AC cable at your work area, connect the cable to an outlet and use the USB-C connection to charge a compatible laptop while you work. The listed safety protections cover over-voltage, short-circuit, overheating and over-current. Those are useful safeguards to have, but they don’t remove the need to match the charger to the laptop.

One clear limitation is its stated scope: it isn’t designed for phones or PPS charging systems. If you want one adapter for a mix of phones and devices that rely on PPS, this is a narrower choice than a charger specifically made for that use. It won’t suit you if your laptop doesn’t accept USB-C PD or needs a different power rating.

Buying questions

Does it work with every HP Chromebook? The listing names several HP Chromebook x360 generations, but compatibility depends on the laptop having USB-C PD input. Confirm the exact model rather than relying on the Chromebook name alone.

What comes in the package? One LJO-EEIH 45W USB-C charger and one cloverleaf AC power cable are listed.

Can I use it for a phone or a PPS device? It is not designed for smartphones or PPS-based charging systems, so it’s best considered for a compatible USB-C PD laptop.

Final verdict

Choose this adapter when your laptop supports USB-C PD, its power needs suit 45W, and you want the AC cable included. If the model’s charging requirements are unclear, or it needs a different rating, confirm those details before buying or consider an adapter specified for that laptop instead.