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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Today 11:32 AM

INIU Up to 65W 3-Port Charger Block w/ 5-ft USB-C Cable (2x USB C, 1x USB A)

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INIU Innovations Inc. via Amazon has INIU Up to 65W 3-Port Charger Block w/ 5-ft USB-C Cable (2x USB C, 1x USB A) for $19.76 - $7.90 (40% off automatically applies at checkout) = $11.86. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Product Details:
  • 65W Fast Charging: Power your laptop, tablet, phone, or Steam Deck—ready to go in just 25 minutes with the USB-C1 port!
  • 3-in-1, Travel Light: Replace three chargers with one—lighter bags, less clutter.
  • 50% Smaller with GaN Tech: GaN technology makes it ultra-compact for tight spaces, yet powerful enough to charge three devices simultaneously.
  • -10℉ Cooler Charging with Temp°Guard: Advanced Temp°Guard tech lowers temps by 10℉ and monitors 1,000 times per second for safe, efficient charging.

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  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $15.13 less (56.06% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $26.99 at the time of this posting.
    • This deal matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
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INIU Innovations Inc. via Amazon has INIU Up to 65W 3-Port Charger Block w/ 5-ft USB-C Cable (2x USB C, 1x USB A) for $19.76 - $7.90 (40% off automatically applies at checkout) = $11.86. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Product Details:
  • 65W Fast Charging: Power your laptop, tablet, phone, or Steam Deck—ready to go in just 25 minutes with the USB-C1 port!
  • 3-in-1, Travel Light: Replace three chargers with one—lighter bags, less clutter.
  • 50% Smaller with GaN Tech: GaN technology makes it ultra-compact for tight spaces, yet powerful enough to charge three devices simultaneously.
  • -10℉ Cooler Charging with Temp°Guard: Advanced Temp°Guard tech lowers temps by 10℉ and monitors 1,000 times per second for safe, efficient charging.

Editor's Notes

Written by Neo45 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $15.13 less (56.06% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $26.99 at the time of this posting.
    • This deal matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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EdJon845Today 12:59 PM
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Info needed, is this a good brand to buy ?
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fotomaniakToday 1:10 PM
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I have 2 of these and they work for laptop and phone charging, without getting too hot.
INIU is considered reliable from what I read on SD.
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Heckler101Today 1:11 PM
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Is there port specific power statistics?
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AnciusDToday 1:28 PM
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Quote from Heckler101 :
Is there port specific power statistics?
Also, read some of the 2-star and 3-star reviews.
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dieselxdanToday 1:44 PM
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deal is dead
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burticusToday 1:45 PM
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Quote from FreeCake :
Random amazon item with a weird brand name - Check

Random word+Random word+ number accounts saying how it cured their cancer - hasn't happened yet.
You made me spit up my coffee, bravo!
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Quote from FreeCake :

Random amazon item with a weird brand name - Check

Staff post - check

tons of thumbs up for some random reason - check

Random word+Random word+ number accounts saying how it cured their cancer - hasn't happened yet.

That's how you know this item will be poor quality.
I think you are reading a bit too much into this. I have a few INIU chargers and they have all worked great so far. Could they eventually explode and burn down my house? Sure, but I don't feel like they have been inferior to my UGREEN/ANKER/AUKEY/BELKIN products of the past.
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Ty op
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Good deal!
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metlfan2003Today 2:11 PM
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Quote from AnciusD :

Also, read some of the 2-star and 3-star reviews.
A majority of the 2 and 3 star reviews sound like user error, reading comprehension issues, or just plain stupidity. Examples:

"the c2 when i use just it alone it doesnt charge my laptop but c1 will whats up with that?" - Port C1 is good for 65W and 15V & 20V output. Port C2 is only good for up to 12V and 20W. The manufacturer even silkscreened a tiny computer icon and circled the C1 port but apparently this still wasn't enough.

"It gets hot" - Yeah, no kidding. Nearly all of these things get hot when pulling 65w through them.

"Cable is awfully short." - Free, included over-spec'd 100W cable wasn't 6-8' long so let's give it 3 stars.

"I checked the box and everything else and nothing indicate it as a PD charger. The only time PD is mentioned is in the product name." - Checked the box and "everything else" but not the included guide or product web page. Both list the PD protocols - AFC, PD2.0/3.0, PPS, QC2.0, QC3.0, etc.

Basically, check any USB-C charger or cable on Amazon and you'll see endless reviews complaining about things that either A) don't matter or B) are due to a total lack of understanding how USB-C PD works. "I bought a 100W cable but my iPhone still charges slow", "this charger is rated 120W but my Apple watch still takes 2 hours to charge!", "I bought a 65W charger and used the wrong port and a shitty non-PD capable cable with it and it doesn't charge my laptop!" etc. etc. I get that these things may appear confusing on first glance, but given that nearly every human with access to Amazon also has access to the full breadth of human knowledge from their phone - it's pretty inexcusable at this point.
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zachpoloToday 2:20 PM
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Quote from metlfan2003 :
A majority of the 2 and 3 star reviews sound like user error, reading comprehension issues, or just plain stupidity. Examples:"the c2 when i use just it alone it doesnt charge my laptop but c1 will whats up with that?" - Port C1 is good for 65W and 15V & 20V output. Port C2 is only good for up to 12V and 20W. The manufacturer even silkscreened a tiny computer icon and circled the C1 port but apparently this still wasn't enough."It gets hot" - Yeah, no kidding. Nearly all of these things get hot when pulling 65w through them."Cable is awfully short." - Free, included over-spec'd 100W cable wasn't 6-8' long so let's give it 3 stars."I checked the box and everything else and nothing indicate it as a PD charger. The only time PD is mentioned is in the product name." - Checked the box and "everything else" but not the included guide or product web page. Both list the PD protocols - AFC, PD2.0/3.0, PPS, QC2.0, QC3.0, etc. Basically, check any USB-C charger or cable on Amazon and you'll see endless reviews complaining about things that either A) don't matter or B) are due to a total lack of understanding how USB-C PD works. "I bought a 100W cable but my iPhone still charges slow", "this charger is rated 120W but my Apple watch still takes 2 hours to charge!", "I bought a 65W charger and used the wrong port and a shitty non-PD capable cable with it and it doesn't charge my laptop!" etc. etc. I get that these things may appear confusing on first glance, but given that nearly every human with access to Amazon also has access to the full breadth of human knowledge from their phone - it's pretty inexcusable at this point.
The scary thing is these same people vote
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AnciusDToday 2:20 PM
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Quote from d_reiter :
I think you are reading a bit too much into this. I have a few INIU chargers and they have all worked great so far. Could they eventually explode and burn down my house? Sure, but I don't feel like they have been inferior to my UGREEN/ANKER/AUKEY/BELKIN products of the past.
You forgot to mention RAVPower, too.
Yeah, I'm happy with INIU's battery packs.
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Ali25Today 2:35 PM
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I'm looking for a similar specd charger but without the folding outlet prongs as I feel they aren't as solid of a hold depending on the wall outlet or power strip used.

Otherwise good deal and good price.

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The scary thing is these same people vote
And reproduce.
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