Does your bag look like a nest of cables and power bricks? One for your laptop, another for your smartphone, a third for your tablet… Stop! That headache is now a thing of the past. Thanks to GaN (gallium nitride) technology, chargers have become smaller, more efficient, and capable of powering multiple devices at once.
This guide focuses on 67W GaN chargers, an ideal power level for most on-the-go users, whether they're professionals, students, or travellers. We've selected the best models to help you find THE one charger that will simplify your life.
Before diving into our selection, here are a few key criteria to help you make an informed choice that's perfectly suited to your devices and lifestyle.
A 67W charger is an excellent sweet spot. It's powerful enough to serve as a fast charger for a MacBook (Air or 13/14-inch Pro), while also being perfectly suited for smartphones and tablets. If you're juggling multiple devices, opt for a 3-port charger (or more). This allows you to charge your computer, phone, and earbuds with a single power brick, optimising space and efficiency. Be sure to check the power distribution: a good multi-port charger intelligently adjusts the current delivered to each device.
The key advantage of GaN technology is miniaturisation. A compact USB-C charger can slip into any bag or even a jacket pocket. For frequent travellers, a foldable travel charger, with retractable prongs, is a smart choice to avoid damaging your other belongings and to maximise every square inch of space.
Ensure the charger is compatible with your devices' fast-charging protocols. The two most essential protocols are:
We have selected several models that stand out for their performance and cater to a variety of needs, from the minimalist nomad to the power user.
The Concept: This model is the Swiss Army knife of on-the-go charging. With 67W of power, three ports, and a foldable design, it's engineered to be a superior replacement for your original laptop charger and those of your other devices. Anker claims it is 51% smaller than Apple's official 67W charger.
Key Features:
Who is it for? For the mobile professional, student, or traveller looking for a high-performance, ultra-portable 67W GaN charger to power everything at once (computer, smartphone, earbuds…). It's the logical choice for travelling light.
The Concept: More than just a charger, this is a true desktop power station. With a colossal 250W of power and six ports, it's aimed at the most demanding users who need to power several energy-hungry devices simultaneously, including very powerful laptops.
Key Features:
Who is it for? For the power user, creative professional, or family looking for a centralised desktop solution to charge everything to full power at once. Ideal for a pristine, clutter-free workspace.
The Concept: This charger focuses on simplicity and efficiency for a specific purpose. With 25W of power and PPS compatibility, it's tailored for fast-charging modern smartphones. Its ultra-compact form factor and the included USB-C cable make it an all-in-one solution.
Key Features:
Who is it for? For those primarily looking for a fast, reliable, and tiny charger for their smartphone or tablet. It's an excellent secondary charger, or even a main one if you don't need to charge a computer.
Your needs are unique. If these models don't check all the boxes or if you're looking for a different power level, feel free to explore our full range. You're sure to find a solution that fits your devices and your needs.
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GaN is an acronym for gallium nitride. It's a semiconductor material that outperforms the silicon traditionally used in our chargers. Because it generates less heat, the internal components can be packed closer together. The result: for the same amount of power, the charger is much smaller and lighter.
No. A modern charger and a compatible device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) communicate constantly to adjust the charging power. The charger will never deliver more power than the device can safely accept. Plugging a phone designed for 25W into a 67W charger poses no risk: it will simply charge at its maximum supported speed, which is 25W.
Absolutely! That's the whole point of a multi-port GaN charger like the Anker Prime 67W. You can plug all your devices into a single power brick. The total power is then intelligently distributed among the different ports to ensure efficient and simultaneous charging for all your gear.
By the Joybuy Product Recommendation Officer