LDNIO 65W Fast charger with retractable cable Q10

LDNIO 65W Fast charger with retractable cable Q10

One charger, three plug standards, and the cable is already on it.

I list a 65W charger for two reasons: it is the fastest tier my customers ask for by name, and it is the tier where margin still holds. The Q10 sells on both counts.

What I check before I list a 65W charger

• Real wattage, not the headline. I need to know what I still get when both ports are busy. On the Q10 the label is clear: 65W Max from the built-in USB-C1 cable on its own, and 45W + 12W = 57W Max with both in use. Two devices stay fast, and my staff never has to guess.
• Which phones actually charge fast. PD and PPS 3.3V–11V cover the mainstream fast-charge paths, so I am not explaining exceptions at the counter.
• One SKU for several countries. 100–240VAC input with US, EU and UK plug versions means the same model covers my whole territory without extra tooling or extra SKUs.
• What arrives in the box. The 80cm Type-C cable is built in — nothing to bundle, nothing to lose, and no lost accessory sale when a customer already owns a cable.
• Freight per unit. GaN keeps the body small and light, and that shows up in my landed cost, not just in the brochure.
• Paperwork. CE, FCC, RoHS and WEEE marks are on the unit — what customs and my retail partners ask to see.

• We do not sell retail quantities of one or two units. We only handle sample orders and wholesale.

Why it makes my list easier

• 65W is the tier customers pay up for. The Q10 sits in it without looking like an entry-level brick.
• Three ports of value in one SKU. The built-in 65W USB-C1 cable, plus USB-C2 and USB-A 18W — one line item replaces two accessories on my shelf.
• Two shelf looks, one BOM. Dark Blue and Silver, same build, same cost base.
• Nobody calls me about a missing cable.
• It photographs well. The compact GaN body and orange accents read premium in listing images, which lowers my cost per click.
• Repeat orders stay identical. Same build, same packaging, same QC — I can build a SKU on it instead of running it as a one-off promotion.

What I verify before I order

• Model — Q10
• Output — USB-C1 (built-in cable) 65W Max; USB-A 18W Max; both in use 45W + 12W = 57W Max
• Protocols — PD / PPS 3.3V–11V
• Input — 100–240VAC, 50/60Hz, 1.5A Max
• Cable — built-in 80cm Type-C
• Plug versions — US / EU / UK
• Colours — Dark Blue / Silver
• Protection — [__]
• Certifications — CE / FCC / RoHS / WEEE
• Warranty — [__] months
• Carton — [] pcs/ctn, [] × [] × [] mm, [__] kg
• MOQ — [__] pcs per model
• Price — wholesale price list on request

What I ask you to customise

• My logo on the charger and on the packaging.
• My plug mix — how many US, EU and UK units in one shipment.
• My colour split between Dark Blue and Silver.
• My carton and manual language for my market.
• A sample in my hands before I commit to a first order.

What I need confirmed before I pay

• MOQ, sample fee, and whether the sample fee comes off my first order.
• Lead time in stock, and lead time with my packaging.
• Payment terms and trade terms.
• Carton data, so I can price my last mile before I sign.

Questions I ask before my first order

• Can I start with a small order? I want my first order sized to my shelf, not to the production line.
• What does 65W mean when I plug in two devices? 65W Max from the USB-C1 cable alone; 45W + 12W = 57W Max when both are in use.
• Which fast-charge standards does it handle? PD and PPS 3.3V–11V.
• Can I split plug versions in one order? I sell into markets with different sockets.
• What paperwork ships with the goods? Invoice, packing list, and the certification marks already on the unit.
• What is the failure policy? Batch QC before shipment, plus a replacement policy on arrival.

Next step

Send me the wholesale price list for Q10, plus my target country and monthly volume — I want a quotation with carton data and lead time, not a generic price sheet.