Expert note
Pros
- Excellent charging performance
- Good thermal behavior
- Three ports
Disadvantages
- No even energy distribution through ports
Our verdict
With the Universal Pro 65W, Laut has managed to create a USB-C charger without major weaknesses, with compact dimensions and a favorable price.
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The Laut Wall Charge Universal Pro 65W has three ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. The power of 65 watts is distributed on the three ports. USB-C1 and USB-C2 offer a maximum of 65 watts when a single device is connected, while USB-A offers 18 watts.
With two connected devices, the distribution is as follows: C1 45 Watts and C2 20 Watts, or C1 45 Watts and USB-A 18 Watts. If the devices are connected to C2 and USB-A, only 15 watts are available together. With three devices, C1 and C2 share 45 watts and USB-A can provide 15 watts.
We have tested charging performance with Apple devices. An iPhone 15 was billed 52% after 30 minutes, an 11 -inch iPad Pro of 35% and a 49% 3macbook Air. These are good values.
Laut also provides matching load cables with its charger, which impressed us in practice by their flexibility and their price.
Not spectacular at first glance, the Universal Pro 65W impresses with its high load power and its non -critical thermal behavior. The design is compact enough to adapt to the Universal Pro 65W in any bag. The soft touch box is not only pleasant to the touch, but also pleasant with its curves. However, the three ports are much more important.
This article originally appeared in our Sister Macwelt publication and was translated and located in German.
