If it supports 100W then yes. Otherwise the power supply only delivers 65W. So nothing will be broken.

The charger is plugged directly into the power socket, as you correctly write. The USB-C / USB-C cable supplied is 1.5 m long.

isn't the usb-c pd 65w to charge devices? e.g. your smartphone? if you can really charge your strix with it, it will take longer and i don't know if your battery will like that...

Hi Bruno I didn't test it (don't own a Dell Laptop), but as far as i read, it doesn't support the Dell 130W charging. Charges at about 90W... Did only find a german article who points out the thing with Dell: https://www.android-user.de/im-test-ugreen-nexode-140w-charger/

Yes, you can charge it without any problem. The charger has two USB Type C ports with Power Delivery 3.1, one with 100W and the other with 140W. Consequently, you can connect the MagSafe cable to any of those ports 👍

According to the manufacturer, yes. Here is some more information: USB-C1: 5V=3A 9V=3A 12V=3A 15V=3A 20V=5A 28V=5A 3.3-11V=3A 3.3-21V=5A 140W Max, USB-C2: 5V=3A 9V=3A 12V=3A 15V=3A 20V=5A 3.3-11V=3A 3.3-21V=5A 100W Max, USB-A: 5V=4.5A 4.5V=5A 5V=3A 9V=2A 12V=1.5A 22.5W Max.