The HP Spectre x360 is a solid work laptop that can fit most people’s needs, and one of the most convenient factors of the Spectre x360 is that you can charge it via USB-C. However, depending on what model of the Spectre x360 you have, different chargers will be optimal for different models.
The HP Spectre x360 13.5 model uses less power and comes with a 65W charger. However, the Spectre x360 16 laptop uses more power and a higher-power charger. I’ve chosen the best chargers for the HP Spectre 13.5 and 16 models, with each charger in this guide able to charge either.
UGREEN Nexode 140W 3 Port Charger
The UGREEN 140W charger is great for charging the Spectre 13.5 and other models; if you’re charging a single device at a time, the USB-C 1 port can output 140W, USB-C 2 can output 100W, and the USB-A port on the UGREEN charger always outputs 22.5W. For charging your Spectre x360 16 at max speed, I recommend charging it alone from USB-C 1 or 2; you can also charge from USB-C 1 or 2 and charge from the USB-A port simultaneously, and either USB-C port will output 100W.
Charging the Spectre x360 13.5 at max speed can still be done when charging all three devices simultaneously because the USB-C 1 port will output 65W to fast charge the Spectre x360. In my review for this UGREEN Nexode 140W charger, I could easily charge my Lenovo laptop and fast charge two phones simultaneously. In this case, you can fast charge your Spectre and another two devices. The UGREEN 140W charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Watch my video review of this UGREEN Nexode 140W charger for more insights and usage demonstrations.
Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger
The Baseus 140W charger is more helpful for charging the HP Spectre x360 16 because it allocates more power to the USB-C 1 port. Yes, of course, you can charge the Spectre 13.5 with this Baseus charger, but what is most impressive is that even when you charge three devices at the same time, the Baseus charger can still output 100W via the USB-C 1, and this can fast charge the Spectre x360 13 or 16 models, you are also able to fast charge a tablet or phone from the other two ports. In my review for the Baseus 140W charger, I could still charge a power bank at 100W and have another power bank and phone charging simultaneously. The Baseus 140W charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable in the box.
Don’t forget to check out my video review of the Baseus 140W charger for a detailed analysis.
Oraimo 120W Charging Station with two AC Outlets
If you want to charge your HP Spectre x360 directly via a USB-C port and use the original charger that came with your laptop, the Oraimo 120W charging station is perfect. The Oraimo 120W charger has three USB-C ports, a single USB-A port in its charging section, and two AC outlets that can output 1250W combined.
If you don’t have a USB-C to USB-C cable, you can use your original charger with one of the AC outlets on the charging station, and if you don’t have your original charger, you can opt to use one of the USB-C ports. Also, don’t worry; using the AC outlets and the charging ports don’t interfere with each other. In my review of the Oraimo 120W charging station, I could power a heater and charge four devices simultaneously, which worked great. Watch my video review for an in-depth look at the Oraimo 120W charging station.
UGREEN 145W Power Bank
The UGREEN 145W power bank is one of the most powerful power banks I have reviewed because the charger has a 145W max output. USB-C 1 port on this UGREEN power bank can output 100W at all times, no matter how many devices you charge simultaneously. The USB-C 2 port can output 45W, and the USB-A port can output 18W. You can use 100W of Power Delivery via USB-C 1 and 45W from USB-C 2 at the same time. This makes it possible to fast charge your HP Spectre x360 13.5 or a 16 model, and you can charge an additional laptop via the USB-C 2 port.
Also, in my review for the UGREEN 145W power bank, I was able to recharge the power bank at 65W from the USB-C 1 port and 45W from the USB-C 2 port, so I recommend using the USB-C 1 port to recharge the power bank’s 25,000mAh massive capacity. Explore more about the UGREEN 145W power bank in my video review.
Basues Blade 100W Power Bank
The Baseus Blade 100W power bank is another solid power bank for charging the HP Spectre x360 because this charger has a 100W Power Delivery output. The Baseus Blade has two USB-C and two USB-A ports; however, you can use the full 100W of Power Delivery when charging a single device with this power bank. So, if you want to charge your Spectre x360, I recommend charging it alone. Also, during my review of the Baseus Blade power bank, I could see the charging speed of the device I’m charging from the top screen; not many power banks have that feature.
See the Baseus Blade 100W power bank in action in my detailed video review
Baseus 160W Car Charger
The Baseus 160W car charger is the only charger you will need for a long time because it has a maximum output of 160W. The USB-C 1 port on the charger has a 100W charge rate, and the USB-C 2 and the USB-A ports can output 30W. You can easily fast charge your HP Spectre x360 from the USB-C 1 port, and in my review for the Baseus 160W car charger, I could charge a power bank at 100W from the USB-C port. This Baseus car charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable.
I invite you to watch my video review of the Baseus 160W car charger for comprehensive details and performance tests.
Final thoughts about my choice of Chargers for the HP Spectre x360
The HP Spectre x360 13.5 and the Spectre x360 16 are solid 2-in-1 laptops that can be heavily used and conveniently use USB-C charging. At this point, powerful USB-C chargers are common with the UGREEN 140W and the Baseus 140W type of chargers, being useful for fast charging the Spectre laptop and being able to charge other devices simultaneously. Portable charging has also taken off because you can charge your Spectre x360 no matter where you are if you don’t always want to use a wall charger.
Since 2016, Usman has flourished as an independent tech journalist, reveling in the evaluation of diverse tech gadgets, with a particular fondness for charging technology to ascertain product performance. Besides his journalistic endeavors, he helms the Charger Harbor YouTube channel, where he extends his tech insights to a broader audience.