AOHi is an independent tech brand known for its charging devices. Earlier this year, the company launched its 30W MagCube fast charger. Now, according to a recent announcement, the company has come up with another compact charger. This new charger is called the AOHi ultra-thin 65W GaN+ charger. Those who wish to know about what this charger has to offer can check out the features of the AOHi ultra-thin 65W GaN+ charger below.

AOHi 65W GaN+ Charger features

AOHi’s new 65W GaN+ is made using cutting-edge GaN plus and ultra-thin circuit solutions. The body of the charger is 0.57 inches and houses a high power of 65W. Its 180-degree rotating pins allow you to charge the gadgets at whichever angle you like. The GaN+ charging technology delivers efficient charging speeds up to 65W high power with a low-temperature controller. This charger is designed to support a wide range of USB-C-enabled devices, including laptops, phones, tablets, and watches. Lastly, the device is pocket-friendly, allowing users to travel without discomfort, weighing only around 0.22lb.

Price and Availability

The AOHi creative ultra-thin 65W GaN+ charger is available on the AOHi official website with a price tag of $69.99. In the box, you will receive 1 x 65W charger, 1 x manual, and an 18-month warranty card.

In related news, the AOHi MagCube fast charger is also available for purchase in AOHi stores and on Amazon. Those who wish to know about what the MagCube fast charger has to offer can check our AOHi MagCube 30W and 40W PD fast charger review here.

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