SKOTSLYE 65W USB-C Laptop Charger
Product description
The essentials
If you want a reliable USB-C power charger for your modern laptop or 2-in-1, the SKOTSLYE New Slim 65W charger is built around straightforward everyday compatibility. It supplies up to 65W, which is useful when your device needs more than basic USB charging. With the Type-C connector, it’s also convenient for desk setups where one cable type can cover charging needs. ✅
This model is listed as compatible with multiple HP Spectre X360, Elitebook x360, Envy, Chromebook, Elite x2 and ProBook travel laptop lines, according to the compatibility details provided by the manufacturer. It also supports a range of output profiles, including 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V, with a maximum output of 65W. In practice, that flexibility helps when different devices require different charging voltages, while staying within the charger’s max power. 📎
Key features and what to know
A slim USB-C charger is especially handy if you travel often, keep a spare in a bag, or want a tidy home or office station. The SKOTSLYE charger uses a Type-C USB-C output connection, so you can match it with compatible ports on your device without needing a dedicated proprietary plug. The input is rated for 100-240V AC at 50-60Hz, which is helpful for varying mains supplies when you are away from home. 🔌
It’s also described as compatible with both 65W and 45W use cases, which matters if you are replacing a charger that originally operated in that range. The output list includes 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 5A, 15V 4.33A and 20V 3.25A, with the max power stated as 65W. That means the charger can deliver the higher wattage settings when required while still offering lower output options for devices that negotiate power levels.
Compatibility details are extensive, covering many specific HP part numbers and model families. You’ll find listed series and examples for Spectre X360, Elite X2, Elite x360 x2, Elitebook x360, Chromebook x360, and Envy x360. It also includes a long list of HP PN codes and adapter references provided in the product data, which can help when you want to confirm that your existing charger and the replacement align. 🧾
When choosing a replacement, it’s worth taking a moment to cross-check your current connector type and your device charging requirements, since USB-C compatibility can still depend on device negotiation and supported power. If your device expects a specific power level beyond what a lower wattage charger can provide, using a 65W model is often the safer match.
Tech specs
- Input: 100-240V~1.5A, 50-60Hz
- Output: 5V 3A
- Output: 9V 3A
- Output: 12V 5A
- Output: 15V 4.33A
- Output: 20V 3.25A
- Maximum power: 65W
What it’s compatible with
It makes sense if you own an HP 2-in-1 or laptop that charges via USB-C and sits within the compatibility groups stated for this charger. The listing specifically names compatibility with HP Spectre X360 series and several Elite x360 and Envy lines, alongside HP Chromebook x360 ranges and certain Elite x2 models. The charger is also shown as compatible with several Elitebook x360 configurations and ProBook travel models within the provided series references.
Look for overlap with the model examples and adapter part numbers given in the product details, including many HP PN codes and adapter references supplied by the manufacturer. If you already have an HP charger that matches your device family, comparing your existing connector type to this Type-C USB-C output is a practical first step. The key advantage is having a slim, single-connector charging option that can be easier to live with at home, at work and on the move, while still staying within the stated 65W maximum output for supported devices.