
Laptops That Charge Over a Single USB-C Cable
A USB-C charging laptop takes its power through the same reversible port it uses for data and displays, using the USB Power Delivery standard instead of a proprietary barrel plug. That one-cable approach is now standard on thin-and-light and business notebooks.
The number that matters is wattage: the laptop advertises a Power Delivery input, and the charger has to meet it. Ultraportables sit comfortably at 45 to 100W, while larger machines need the newer 140W range, so check the rated input before you rely on a slim travel charger.








