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Pretty sure my Dell charger puts out nearly 100W, not sure how compatible it is actually though

Edit:

It is a power supply that came with an XPS 15

The text on the brick claims 5V 1A and 20 V 6.5 A, missing 9V and 15V levels and the current on 20V seems not to be standard. It does charge everything I have plugged it into, but they might all be falling back to 5V1A. The back text could also just not be telling the truth.

I've used them to good success. USB-PD is well defined I think and I've not run into issues if it's supported.

I strongly suspect it isn't standards conforming USB-PD

Sure, Anker sells some

Never measured it but this can charge my Razor Blade at what appears to be 100w.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08YY5XG4N?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_...

Anker Nano II is tiny and does 65 watts.

RavPower sells some dual-port models that will do 90W PD if you use one port or 45/45W or 60/30W using both ports. I ran my i9 MBP on the single port and it regularly drew 90W.

I have a Ugreen 4-port GaN charger(3 usb-c, 1 usb-a) that's able to provide 90w if you only use the top usb-c port.

It's cheaper than the 96w charger that came with my Macbook.

I have a GaN charger from Anchor that delivers 62W and was under $50