yup. because even if the charger is 65watt or 100watt, when u plug in, there's an intelligent chip that will detect ur device max supported wattage. so it wouldn't be overload or over voltage etc. it wouldn't exceed the maximum supported voltage.

for example:
>>> 65watt charger used on s20fe (up to 25watt max supported), it will only draw ±25watt because that's the max voltage supported by the device
>>> 65watt charger used on nintendo switch, it will only draw ±40watt
>>> 100watt charger used on iPhone 12, only ±20watt is the output
>>> 100watt charger used on black shark 3 will draw ±65watt

Refer to https://switchchargers.com/anker-powerport-atom-pd-2-review/

"Despite the solo connecting offering 60W, the Switch’s dock does not draw power. This is likely due to a combination of the Switch’s dock being picky about its power source. And the nature of the split/unified power in the charger."

Well kind of weird but too bad not enough power for dock based on the label at the charger. FYI, NS dock mode need at least 39W power to run if not mistaken. This Anker PowerPort Atom PD 2 only can draw 30w of each port based on the testing report in above link.

I use UGREEN 65W USB C Wall PD Charger and it working well on dock.

Yes My UGREEN 65W is PD charge one port which more than 1 years plus and bit bulky. Now ugreen got better GAN version which more than one ports too

I am looking at this version which can run NS in dock mode quite compact to carry (below link just to share how the charger look like since now ugreen official store sold out and need to wait for new stock):-

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/ugreen-7...7799560553.html

Since you already purchase another dock you may try but I think the result can be the same.

Refer to https://switchchargers.com/anker-powerport-atom-pd-2-review/

"Despite the solo connecting offering 60W, the Switch’s dock does not draw power. This is likely due to a combination of the Switch’s dock being picky about its power source. And the nature of the split/unified power in the charger."

Well kind of weird but too bad not enough power for dock based on the label at the charger. FYI, NS dock mode need at least 39W power to run if not mistaken. This Anker PowerPort Atom PD 2 only can draw 30w of each port based on the testing report in above link.

I use UGREEN 65W USB C Wall PD Charger and it working well on dock.