USB C 67W GaN Charger, PD 3.0 Power Delivery Fast Type C Charging Block, Laptop Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone, Android,Dell XPS, Galaxy, Switch,Surface,steam Deck-Black

great, fast and nice quality

The Yoocas SYX65W2C1A charger meets the claims on it's specs. It's compact, light (3.5 oz/100g), doesn't get very warm and is flexible with its power output - as long as you're not using the USB-A port.If you only use the USB-C ports then the charger allocates power intelligently - you don't need to be concerned with whether or not you're using the correct port for your high powered device.But if you're using the USB-A port then the USB-C2 port goes into a mode where it shares 15W of output with the USB-A port. That's the one downside to this charger - and it's understandable since virtually every USB charger that mixes USB-C with USB-A degrades at least one of the USB-C ports when the USB-A port is in use. (The USB-C1 port will still deliver 45W when the USB-A port is in use).When delivering 65W the charger reached 55C (about 130F) measured with a meter. That's warm, but still cool enough to hold onto the charger indefinitely. Nothing to worry about as far as I'm concerned.The best thing about this charger is that it goes on sale pretty frequently (at least over the past few months - this review was written Sept 2024). As of today, it's available for $11, which is a steal in my opinion.I can't speak to the longevity.

Serves its purposes and nicely priced

great price.

Quick report out of the box. Delivers 67.7w to my laptop with one C port in use.For multiple ports. the specs in the instructions say:USB (C1+A): 45W + 18W (Total 63W)USB (C2+A): 5v @ 3A (Total 15W)USB (C1 + (C2+A)): 45W + 15W (Total 60W) (but I don't trust the A port - see note at the bottom)Vital statistics: 2.38 x 1.72 x 1.16", 3.42 oz., larger but lighter than the specifications.It's not clear from the specs, but I think C1 + C2 limits the draw from one port to 45W, and the other port can draw at least 12W (the most I could test) and probably more. And it doesn't matter which port is which.Your cable must be rated for the current. Mine was 100w. A couple of 60w cables only took that much.Also, your device won't draw the full charge all the time. My laptop only takes the full 67w when it's off. Boot it up and it goes down to 45w or so. Also, at around 65% full the laptop drops to 51w, and so on.It's very light and still small for the power. This will be in my day pack when flying. But since some other reviewers had reliability issues, I'll toss a backup in the suitcase, and will report back after I've had some use out of it.Note: The specs say you can get 18W from the A port. When I plugged my phone into A, it drew 11W, which is normal. But when the laptop was plugged into C1 the phone dropped to 4W. And the poor thing still displayed "Fast Charging" because it saw 9V. Anyway, don't expect great things from the A port.

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It is the style and color I like on the website When I ordered it , I was still looking forward to it. But I’m disappointed about different item like the picture🤷

Fast, does a great job.

Great inexpensive GaN charger. Compact size and the plug folds in.

Ideal, just what I needed

jaime bien comment il est fait et facile a utiliser

In my continuous quest to find a robust, versatile charger for my array of devices, I decided to try the YooCas 67W USB C Plug Fast Charger. This product boasts an impressive array of features, including multi-device compatibility and advanced GaN technology. Here's a comprehensive look at my experience with this charger over the past few weeks.Charging Speed and Efficiency:The 67W output is remarkably efficient, especially when charging high-demand devices like the MacBook Air M2, which it charged up to 60% in just 30 minutes. This performance is comparable to, if not better than, the original chargers provided by device manufacturers. The inclusion of GaN III technology not only enhances charging efficiency but also ensures the charger remains compact and generates minimal heat.Portability and Design:The charger's design is notably sleek and user-friendly. Its foldable plug and lightweight construction make it an ideal travel companion—easily stowed in a bag or even a pocket. The anti-slip and anti-scratch surface add a layer of durability that protects the charger from wear and tear during regular use and travel.Versatility and Compatibility:One of the standout features of this charger is its universal compatibility. It supports PD 3.0 and various other fast-charging protocols, making it suitable for a wide range of devices from smartphones to laptops like HP, Acer, and Apple products. The charger's three ports, including two USB-C and one USB-A, are capable of automatic power distribution based on the device's needs, which is particularly useful when charging multiple devices simultaneously.Safety Features:The YooCas charger is equipped with an intelligent chip that provides comprehensive protection against over-charging, over-discharging, and over-current. These safety features are crucial, especially considering the high power output, and give me peace of mind knowing my devices are protected during rapid charging sessions.

One arrived broken with the USB ports misaligned. But the other one seems to be working, I'm not too fond of that power resets when a new device is plugged in.