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| HP 65W GaN wall charger and portable USB-C 4K HDMI hub shown side by side |
LAS VEGAS – In a world where your office can be a café, an airport lounge, or a hotel room, the gear in your bag matters more than ever. Recognizing this, HP made a strategic play at CES 2026 this week, targeting the ever-growing hybrid workforce with two new, thoughtfully designed travel accessories: the HP 65W GaN Wall Charger and the HP Portable USB-C 4K HDMI Hub. These releases signal HP’s commitment to building a seamless ecosystem for professionals on the move, focusing on shrinking footprints without sacrificing power or connectivity.
For those constantly juggling devices, a reliable power source is non-negotiable. HP’s new 65W GaN Wall Charger aims to be the ultimate travel companion by tackling the classic pain points of size and weight. Leveraging advanced Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology, the charger achieves significantly greater efficiency in a smaller package. HP claims it’s roughly 35% smaller and 15% lighter than its predecessor, a difference you’ll immediately feel when packing.
But it’s not just about being tiny. This charger is smart and versatile. It features adaptive power delivery, automatically negotiating the optimal charging speed for a connected device, whether it’s a high-performance HP laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone. The inclusion of a 2-meter USB-C cable in the box is a welcome, user-centric touch, offering much-needed flexibility when the nearest outlet is in an awkward spot. In line with HP’s broader sustainability goals, the charger is constructed with at least 90% post-consumer recycled plastic and comes in recyclable, FSC-certified packaging.
Power is only half the battle. The modern professional also needs to connect to networks, displays, and peripherals instantly. This is where the new HP Portable USB-C 4K HDMI Hub shines. This pocket-sized powerhouse consolidates five critical ports into a single, sleek device, effectively turning a single laptop USB-C port into a full workstation hub.
A key feature is the 65W power pass-through, which means you can plug your laptop charger into the hub, feeding power directly to your computer while using all the other ports—a game-changer for maintaining battery life during presentations or long work sessions. For connectivity, it offers a 4K HDMI port for external monitors or projectors, a wired Gigabit Ethernet port for stable, high-speed internet (a hotel Wi-Fi savior), and additional USB-C and USB-A ports for peripherals.
Understanding that today’s users operate across multiple platforms, HP has ensured broad compatibility. The hub is "Works With Chromebook" certified, guaranteeing full plug-and-play functionality with ChromeOS devices, and it supports Windows and macOS seamlessly. It’s a clear acknowledgment of the mixed-device environments found in homes and offices today. As part of HP's comprehensive approach to product design and sustainability, which you can explore further on their official website, this hub is also built with eco-conscious materials, using over 80% post-consumer recycled plastic.
HP is strategically positioning these accessories as foundational tools for a frictionless mobile work life. "The line between work and life continues to blur, and technology needs to adapt," said a representative at the CES reveal. "Our goal is to provide reliable, portable, and sustainable solutions that empower people to set up a productive workspace anywhere, within minutes."
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| HP portable USB-C 4K HDMI hub with multiple ports and integrated USB-C cable |
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| HP 65W GaN wall charger with USB-C port shown connected to a USB-C cable |
Pricing and Availability:
For those ready to lighten their load, the accessories will be available soon. The HP Portable USB-C 4K HDMI Hub is expected to lead the way, launching in February 2026 with a starting price of $59.99. The HP 65W GaN Wall Charger will follow in March 2026, also starting at $59.99.
With these launches, HP isn’t just selling a charger and a dongle; it’s offering a streamlined toolkit for the future of work, proving that the most impactful innovations are sometimes the ones that simply make your everyday carry a little lighter and a lot more capable.