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Anything USB C will be compatible, although if it's under 65W it may just make it run out of battery more slowly, I'd just grab whatever Anker are selling that does 65W. A very brief bit of research makes it seem that all USB C cables can handle 60W but some can do 100W which I guess you'll want.
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What's your official laptop power supply, is that the 19.5V/3.34A (i.e. 65W)? Dells (and probably other laptops) can be antsy if the charger is underpowered and may throttle the processor.
What will the USB-C one be doing, if anything, apart from powering your laptop?
I'd normally go Anker, Ugreen seem decent and I assume that Amazon Basics won't kill you. If it's got multiple sockets then check that one can output the full power (or as much power as you need).
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I am after a USB C charger for my work laptop so I can tidy up my WFH setup by powering my UBS hub.
Dell website lists a 65W USB C adapter that is compatible with my model.
Dell 65-Watt USB-C AC Adapter - UK | Dell UK
Can I just grab any reputable 65W USB C charger?
There’s a label on the bottom that says 19.5V / 3.34A in case that makes a difference.