Will my Acer Aspire, N22c6, be charged with a GaN connecting to USB-C

Rharris49

Will my Acer Aspire, N22c6, be charged with a GaN connecting to USB-C? If so what power should the GaN have? TYIA

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Sharanji

@Rharris49

Yes, you can likely charge your Acer laptop with a GaN charger via USB-C. Gallium Nitride chargers are efficient and compact, making them a good choice for charging laptops via USB-C.

Your laptop, like many other laptops, typically requires a charger with an output of 19V and 3.42A, which translates to 65W. While a 65W charger is a good starting point, you can use a charger with higher wattage (e.g., 100W) as long as it supports the required voltage (19V or 20V).

If your laptop's original charger is 65W, then a 65W or higher GaN USB-C charger should work fine.

Sharanji

@Rharris49

Yes, you can likely charge your Acer laptop with a GaN charger via USB-C. Gallium Nitride chargers are efficient and compact, making them a good choice for charging laptops via USB-C.

Your laptop, like many other laptops, typically requires a charger with an output of 19V and 3.42A, which translates to 65W. While a 65W charger is a good starting point, you can use a charger with higher wattage (e.g., 100W) as long as it supports the required voltage (19V or 20V).

If your laptop's original charger is 65W, then a 65W or higher GaN USB-C charger should work fine.

Rharris49

Perfect. Thank you so much!