The hydrant that charges everything
Divoom Dipow-65 (Dipow 65) — charger.
A 65 W GaN desk charger with three ports, a 128 × 128 pixel screen and a 100 W USB-C cable in the box.
Delivery expected 18 November 2026
Delivery across Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS · warranty 1 mo
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The Dipow-65 shape copies a fire hydrant: a rounded body on stubby feet, a cap on top and a pixel face filling the whole front. It takes up a 72 × 48 mm footprint and weighs 186 g, so it sits comfortably in a socket above a desk or beside a bed. The three colours — Firefighting Red, Medal Yellow and Cute Pink — change its character noticeably.
Two USB-C ports and one USB-A share up to 65 W on a split Divoom publishes in full. Used alone each USB-C gives the whole 65 W and USB-A gives 18 W; with two devices the power splits 45 W + 20 W, and with three the main port keeps 45 W while the rest share 15 W. The 100 W USB-C cable is already in the box, so a laptop can go straight on.
The 128 × 128 LED matrix is driven from the Divoom app, which holds 18 clock faces, 15 retro games, notifications from more than 20 apps, a stopwatch and countdown timer, a music visualiser and a pixel-art editor with a community gallery. For sleeping, the screen switches off from the app and the charger keeps working quietly with no glow.
Divoom states four protection layers: overload, overheating, overvoltage and circuit transients. The prongs fold through 90 degrees and a removable silicone cover slips over them to hide the pins inside a backpack. That is enough to take the charger travelling alongside a laptop and a phone.
The charger arrives in a clear blister with a Divoom gift bag and the manual — it can be handed over without extra wrapping. Each colour wears its own pixel face: the red one looks cross, the yellow one surprised, the pink one tearful. That small touch is what makes Dipow-65 a gift rather than just an adapter.
Divoom Dipow-65 is a charging station in a 72 × 48 × 85 mm body weighing 186 g, styled as a fire hydrant with a pixel face. Three ports — two USB-C and one USB-A — share up to 65 W, so a laptop, a phone and a tablet all run off one socket. A USB-C cable rated for 100 W is included, so there is nothing extra to buy.
Divoom publishes the power split openly: a single USB-C port delivers the full 65 W, USB-A delivers 18 W. With both USB-C ports in use the split becomes 45 W + 20 W, and with three devices connected the first USB-C keeps 45 W while the rest share 15 W. The maker quotes two speed figures: 60% of charge in 30 minutes, and a MacBook Air reaching 51% in the same half hour from a single USB-C port.
The front face is a 128 × 128 LED screen. The Divoom app offers 18 clock faces, 15 retro mini-games such as Snake, notifications from 20+ apps, a stopwatch, a countdown timer, a music visualiser and a pixel-art editor. The screen is lit only while the charger is plugged in, and it can be switched off entirely from the app at night. The prongs fold through 90 degrees and a removable silicone cover protects them on the road. The plug is the US type, so Uzbek sockets need an EU adapter.
