3 1 on 17-09-2023

LiorSavion

Hello, I have a question I would like to ask I have a laptop which is capable of 65W charging.
a product like the CSV-1592 7 in 1 docking station, it says that it charges 100W via the usb-c female connection but my laptop will be connect via the male connection isn’t it? so I have to connect the female connector to an AC of 100W and the male connector to my laptop?
will it support 20V/3.25A anyways? for me to get the full speed that my laptop is capable of?

0 0 on 17-09-2023

LiorSavion

CSV-1596 6 in 1 docking station **
that’s the product I am referring to

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0 0 on 18-09-2023

Baak

You’ll connect the CSV-1596 to your laptop with the cable which is attached to the hub.

Then power it trough the last USB-C input with an USB-C charger which can do 65W or 100W.Note that if your laptop only take 65W the hub will give 65W only and not 100W. So yes it will do 20V/3.25A.

Chargers examples are:

65W the CAC-1913

100W CAC-1912

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UNIVERSAL DOCKING

CSV-1596 6 in 1 docking station **that’s the product I am referring to

CSV-1596 6 in 1 docking station **
that’s the product I am referring to