Elecom is a Japanese manufacturer known for PC accessories and digital peripherals. Among its lineup, its chargers span a wide range, from “high-output types to compact models.”
In this article, we introduce three representative chargers by use case. If you want to find a model that fits your usage scenario, please use this as a reference.
What you will learn in this article!
ELECOM 65W 3-Port: For both laptops and smartphones!

An ideally balanced model for those who want to charge their everyday laptop, tablet, and smartphone all at once with a single unit.
With a maximum output of 65W, it supports business laptops as well, and its weight of 112g makes it easy to carry around. In addition to two USB-C ports, it also features a USB-A port, allowing you to flexibly cover everything from the latest devices to legacy peripherals. It enjoys high popularity as an “all-rounder type” for business trips and travel.
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| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Output | 65W |
| Max Single-Port Output | 65W |
| Port Configuration | USB-C × 2, USB-A × 1 |
| Supported Standards | PD, PPS |
| Weight | 112g |
| Dimensions | 40.5 × 52 × 38 mm |
| Compactness | ★★★☆☆ (0.81W/cm³) |
- Simultaneous charging of a laptop + smartphone is possible
- Lightweight at 112g with high portability
- 3-port configuration supports a wide range of devices
- PPS support ensures worry-free fast charging for the latest smartphones
- “Just-right” size for both home and on-the-go use
- Insufficient for gaming PCs or devices requiring high output
- Output is distributed and limited when multiple devices are connected
- Fixed plug design means usability varies depending on the outlet environment
Ms. GadgetIs this just right for travel?
Mr. GadgetThat’s right! Because it’s well-balanced, I think it will come in very handy even if you take it on business trips!
ELECOM 100W 3-Port: Charge everything together with high output

A high-power model suited for those who want to efficiently charge multiple devices simultaneously, including laptops.
Supporting a maximum high output of 100W, it can charge high-performance laptops like the MacBook Pro at full speed. In addition to two USB-C ports, it is also equipped with a USB-A port, making it compatible with devices that use older cables. Although it is somewhat heavy at 185g, its stability as a stationary main charger is outstanding.
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| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Output | 100W |
| Max Single-Port Output | 100W |
| Port Configuration | USB-C × 2, USB-A × 1 |
| Supported Standards | PD, PPS |
| Weight | 185g |
| Dimensions | 46.6 × 55.5 × 40.6 mm |
| Compactness | ★★★☆☆ (0.95W/cm³) |
- Maximum 100W output supports high-end laptops as well
- Simultaneous 3-port charging covers a wide range of devices
- Foldable plug design takes portability into consideration
- PPS support provides great fast charging for the latest smartphones
- Consolidates your desk setup into a single unit
- Heavy at 185g, making it unsuited for carrying around
- Large size may disappoint those who prioritize compactness
- Full performance is rarely utilized when away from home
Ms. GadgetI feel like this is better suited as a main charger at home or in the office rather than for carrying around!
Summary
Elecom’s chargers offer a lineup that makes it easy to choose based on your intended use and output needs.
- If you want to charge your PC and everything else together while stationary → 100W Model
- If you want to charge a PC + smartphone all at once during travel or business trips → 65W Model
- If you want to keep it lightweight and dedicated exclusively to smartphones → 30W Model
Since each has its own pros and cons, it is recommended to choose according to your own usage style.
Thank you for reading until the end!
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This article was originally written in Japanese and has been translated.



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