Troubleshooting & Safety

Why Does a Charger’s Wattage Rating Sometimes Include a Range?

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Short answer: A range (like ’20-65W’) usually indicates a charger with multiple ports or Programmable Power Supply support, where the exact output depends on voltage negotiated with the connected device — not a sign of inconsistent quality.

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