No. Because the output voltage of the Mi car 100w charger is 20V, the input voltage of the notebook usually needs to be between 19V-20V, although the output power is sufficient, the output voltage does not meet the voltage requirements of the notebook and cannot be charged.
If you need to charge a laptop, it is recommended to use a charger specifically designed for the laptop to avoid damage to the device. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider whether the car power supply can meet the power requirements of the charger.
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Xiaomi car 100w charger uses USB-C interface, with PD fast charge technology, can support up to 100W output current, support up to 20V\/5A output power, can easily charge for the notebook. In addition, the Xiaomi 100w charger also supports the QC3.0\/QC4.0\/PD fast charge protocol, which can charge most mobile phones and digital products.
The Xiaomi car 100w charger can charge most laptops, but not all laptops support charging through the car charger. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the power of the power adapter and the cable match the plug size. It is recommended to check the charging needs of the laptop and the specifications of the Xiaomi car 100w charger before buying to ensure a match and avoid potential damage.
Can charge a notebook, with the millet 100W car charge for the notebook, the same blue medium power state, 10 minutes from 88% of the power to 98% speed is still very fast. Because there is no Mi 10 Supreme commemorative edition, it is not possible to test the high power state, but when the two ports are used at the same time, there is no problem for charging the notebook.
Can charge a notebook, millet car charger 100 watt charging head, support the charging of all devices, such as laptops, tablets, mobile phones and other devices, thank you
Under normal circumstances, the Xiaomi car 100w charger can be filled with a notebook. Under normal circumstances, the charger of the laptop is generally about 19 volts, the maximum output current is about amperes, and the actual charging power is about 80 watts. In theory, as long as the notebook supports the PD fast charge protocol, it can be charged directly.