On the morning of 28 February 2025, after assisting in unboxing a newly purchased 70W Desktop Charger, I had the opportunity to compare it with a 65W Desktop Charger that I had been using for my laptop and phone charging needs.
Observations on the 65W Desktop Charger:
-The 65W charger reaches temperatures of up to 44°C after charging my laptop for just 13 minutes, resulting in an 11% battery increase.
-To prevent overheating, I used a mini fan set at wind speed level 2 to cool it down.
Reason for Receiving the 65W Desktop Charger:
-I was gifted the used 65W Desktop Charger since the new 70W Desktop Charger had arrived for my boss's use.
-The comparison between the two chargers highlighted the potential improvements in power efficiency and thermal management with the upgraded 70W model.
While charging both my phone and mini fan simultaneously, I kept the mini fan turned on during charging to help cool down the used 65W Desktop Charger. The blinking LED indicator on the mini fan signified that it was still charging, as the battery had not yet reached full capacity. This is why it is best to use fan that have battery level indicator. So that could avoid over charging.
In the end, I opted to use the newly arrived 65W Desktop Charger, as my boss wanted to test the longevity of his old 65W Desktop Charger under his regular usage conditions.
Until then, enjoy using a reliable 65W Desktop Charger for your charging needs!
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