Does it really charge a laptop at 65W?

Yes — a single USB-C climbs to 20V/3.25A, i.e. 65W, enough for an ultrabook or a 14" MacBook Pro. To get the full 65W you need a USB-C cable rated 100W/5A or with an E-Marker chip; a cheap 3A cable will cap the power below 60W.

What happens to the power when I plug in other devices?

The first USB-C keeps 45W for the laptop, while the other ports are fed separately: C1+C2 = 45W+18W, C1+USB-A = 45W+18W, C1+C2+USB-A = 45W+15W. The laptop stays at near-full speed while the phone and earbuds charge in parallel.

Can it be controlled from an app or by voice?

No. The Star Ring 65W is a plain wall charger, not a smart socket. The manufacturer states on the official page that the device cannot be controlled by phone: no Wi-Fi, no Tuya, Alexa or Google Home integration, and no hub required. You plug it in and it charges.

What is the difference from the 30W version?

Same 2×USB-C + USB-A layout, but 65W gives more power: a USB-C reaches 20V/3.25A (≈65W) instead of 20V/1.5A (30W), and with several devices it keeps 45W for the laptop. The 30W version is enough for phones, tablets and a light ultrabook; 65W is for anyone charging a larger laptop.

Does it fast-charge iPhone and Android phones?

Yes. USB-C supports PD3.0 and PPS — the protocols used by recent iPhones and Android, including Samsung. It also covers QC2.0/3.0, FCP, SCP, AFC and BC1.2, and the USB-A alone climbs to 5V/4.5A, so practically any phone sold locally gets fast charging with the right cable.

Does it heat up more at 65W? Is it safe overnight?

The white housing is moulded from UL94 V-0 fire-resistant material, and a built-in NTC sensor automatically reduces power if the brick heats up. At 65W there is more heat than at 30W, but GaN keeps the temperature in check and the NTC protection works when needed. Use quality cables and a sound socket.

Does it fit a European socket in Moldova without an adapter?

Yes. The EU model has a standard European plug and accepts 100–240V, 50/60Hz input, so it plugs straight into Moldova's 230V mains with no socket adapter. For each device you only need the matching cable — USB-C (ideally 100W/5A for a laptop) or USB-A.

Moes Star Ring 65W — GaN charger, Moldova

Name: Moes Star Ring 65W GaN wall charger, 2×USB-C + USB-A, white
Brand: Moes
SKU: TK-SR-EU-2C1A-65-WH-MS
Price: 999 MDL
Availability: InStock

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What it is, who it's for, what it does

About this product

The 65W version of the Star Ring drives a work laptop straight from a socket: a single USB-C climbs to 20V/3.25A, i.e. 65W, enough for most ultrabooks and a 14" MacBook Pro. The compact white body is possible because of GaN, which switches more efficiently and runs cooler than a classic brick of the same wattage.<br><br>There are three ports — 2×USB-C and 1×USB-A. When the laptop draws 45W on C1, the second USB-C and the USB-A split the rest: C1+C2 give 45W+18W, and C1+C2+USB-A give 45W+15W. The PD3.0, PPS, QC2.0/3.0, FCP, SCP, AFC and BC1.2 protocols cover iPhone, Android and USB-C laptops. Note: it is a plain charger, NOT a smart socket — no Wi-Fi, no app or voice, no hub.

Delivery
Delivery 50 MDL
Returns
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Warranty
24 months

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Where it works

Use cases

work

At a home desk in Chișinău one USB-C holds an ultrabook at 45–65W, the second USB-C charges the phone, and the USB-A powers the earbuds — three devices from one socket, no nest of bricks.

Home

Overnight the white 65W brick fast-charges the phone on the first USB-C and a watch or earbuds on the other ports, staying cool thanks to GaN.

travel

Instead of two bricks in the bag, one 65W GaN covers both a USB-C laptop and the phone, with PD and QC protocols for almost any device.

For the installer

Technical specifications

full spec · wiring · datasheet

Power

Technology: GaN (gallium nitride)
Total power: 65 W
Input: 100–240 V~, 50/60 Hz, up to 1.5 A
USB-C output (max.): 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A
USB-A output: 5V/4.5A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 20V/2.25A
Max. per USB-C port: 65 W
C1+C2 distribution: 45 + 18 W
C1+C2+USB-A distribution: 45 + 15 W
Max. input current: 1.5 A
USB-C protocols: PD3.0, PPS, FCP, SCP, AFC, QC2.0, QC3.0, BC1.2
USB-A protocols: QC2.0, QC3.0, AFC, FCP, SCP, BC1.2

Connectivity

Ports: 2×USB-C + 1×USB-A
Smart features: no — not controlled by app/voice, no Hub needed

Physical

Housing: flame-retardant material UL94 V-0
Color: white

Environment

Overheating protection: built-in NTC sensor, automatic power reduction

Full device datasheet

Support

Frequently asked questions

Does it really charge a laptop at 65W?
Yes — a single USB-C climbs to 20V/3.25A, i.e. 65W, enough for an ultrabook or a 14" MacBook Pro. To get the full 65W you need a USB-C cable rated 100W/5A or with an E-Marker chip; a cheap 3A cable will cap the power below 60W.
What happens to the power when I plug in other devices?
The first USB-C keeps 45W for the laptop, while the other ports are fed separately: C1+C2 = 45W+18W, C1+USB-A = 45W+18W, C1+C2+USB-A = 45W+15W. The laptop stays at near-full speed while the phone and earbuds charge in parallel.
Can it be controlled from an app or by voice?
No. The Star Ring 65W is a plain wall charger, not a smart socket. The manufacturer states on the official page that the device cannot be controlled by phone: no Wi-Fi, no Tuya, Alexa or Google Home integration, and no hub required. You plug it in and it charges.
What is the difference from the 30W version?
Same 2×USB-C + USB-A layout, but 65W gives more power: a USB-C reaches 20V/3.25A (≈65W) instead of 20V/1.5A (30W), and with several devices it keeps 45W for the laptop. The 30W version is enough for phones, tablets and a light ultrabook; 65W is for anyone charging a larger laptop.
Does it fast-charge iPhone and Android phones?
Yes. USB-C supports PD3.0 and PPS — the protocols used by recent iPhones and Android, including Samsung. It also covers QC2.0/3.0, FCP, SCP, AFC and BC1.2, and the USB-A alone climbs to 5V/4.5A, so practically any phone sold locally gets fast charging with the right cable.
Does it heat up more at 65W? Is it safe overnight?
The white housing is moulded from UL94 V-0 fire-resistant material, and a built-in NTC sensor automatically reduces power if the brick heats up. At 65W there is more heat than at 30W, but GaN keeps the temperature in check and the NTC protection works when needed. Use quality cables and a sound socket.
Does it fit a European socket in Moldova without an adapter?
Yes. The EU model has a standard European plug and accepts 100–240V, 50/60Hz input, so it plugs straight into Moldova's 230V mains with no socket adapter. For each device you only need the matching cable — USB-C (ideally 100W/5A for a laptop) or USB-A.

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Updated: 13 June 2026· reviewed by CasaSmart Expert Team