Honor's upcoming Win gaming laptop will ship with a versatile 360W GaN power adapter featuring converters for Lenovo Legion, Dell Alienware, and Asus ROG laptops.
Honor is preparing to launch its Win gaming laptop in China on April 23, 2026, and the company has been teasing one of its most interesting accessories: a 360W GaN power adapter that goes beyond just charging Honor's own hardware.
According to Honor representative Lin Lin, the charger will come bundled with the Win gaming laptop and will include two converter cables that significantly expand its compatibility with other gaming laptop brands.
Multi-Brand Gaming Support
The first converter features a Slim Tip connector on one end, which is the proprietary connector Lenovo uses for its Legion gaming laptop chargers. This means users with Lenovo Legion laptops can potentially use Honor's 360W adapter instead of their standard 65W charger (currently priced at $35.85 on Amazon).
The second converter appears to have a round barrel connector, which could work with Dell Alienware or Asus ROG laptops that use similar charging standards. This cross-compatibility approach is particularly noteworthy, as gaming laptop chargers are typically brand-specific and not interchangeable.
Design and Specifications
The adapter itself features a DC barrel port on top, suggesting the Honor Win gaming laptop will use a slim, round charging connector rather than USB-C. This design choice aligns with many high-end gaming laptops that prefer dedicated charging ports for higher power delivery.
Despite its impressive 360W power output rating, the charger maintains relatively compact dimensions. Lin Lin revealed that the adapter measures just 33.92mm in thickness, which is remarkably thin for a charger of this capacity. The entire unit weighs approximately 410 grams, making it relatively lightweight for portable gaming setups.
Separate Purchase Option
Honor has confirmed that the 360W charging brick will be available for separate purchase, though pricing and availability details haven't been announced yet. This standalone option could appeal to gamers who want a powerful, multi-compatible charger for their existing laptop collection.
The move to include brand-agnostic converters with a gaming laptop charger represents a practical approach to accessory design, potentially reducing the number of chargers gamers need to carry. For users with multiple gaming laptops from different manufacturers, this could simplify their setup significantly.
The Honor Win gaming laptop and its 360W GaN charger are scheduled for official unveiling on April 23, 2026, in China. More details about pricing, availability, and the laptop's specifications are expected to be revealed at that time.
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