67W USB C Charger, Omnia II 3-Port GaN Fast USB C Charger Block, PD3.0 PPS Compact Foldable Plug, Fast Charging Block for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, Galaxy, Pixel and More

I love this charger. It charges super fast and then shuts off so it won’t hurt your phone. It feels heavy and solid and like it’s not going to break if I look at it wrong. Great!

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I ordered this charger for use during travel. The folding prongs make this a compact profile that fits into my laptop bag easily.When I use this charger on my power bank, it's provided up to 63 watts. I haven't found any combination of device charging that produces the 67 watts in the description. When charging the power bank, this charger gets very warm -- uncomfortable to touch for more than a second. This is concerning to me. I have another similar charger that remains much cooler when charging the same power bank. The charger doesn't get as warm when charging my laptop, which draws 53 watts.I like this charger's multiple ports, which include two USB C and one USB A outlets. I've successfully charged multiple devices simultaneously with a total output of 61 watts. The charger gets uncomfortably warm during this time. All of my devices charged, but I'm not using this charger anymore due to the high heat generated during operation.

This charger is a steal at the current price when applying the 30% off coupon. I recently lost an Anker charger I bought a couple of years ago and, while I hate losing things when I travel, I'm kinda glad I did because this charger has more ports and tons of power. In a pinch I can use it to power my Lenovo laptop - that was a surprise bonus! The build is strong and aesthetically pleasing. It's a tad heavy and larger than my previous charger, but It's a trade off that's worth carrying considering how fast it charges my phone and power banks. I highly recommend it!

Who doesn’t like a brick that charges faster. Works great as it’s described.

This charger is nice and compact. I love that I can charge my laptop and all other devices with this one little charger.I also really like that there's no difference between the two USB C ports. They can each handle the full charging power to my laptop.The addition of the USB A port is also very helpful for legacy charge cables as well. It's the perfect charger to grab for traveling with handful of devices.The build quality of the unit is very good. It's a solid little brick with nicely beveled edges a folding prong. It's easy to throw in a bag with no fear of it breaking.Overall, I highly recommend this charger and expect to use it for a while.

This charger is VERY compact. I have a few different supplies in the 65W class, and this is the smallest by a noticeable amount. Despite this, thermals are well controlled and the prongs fold in for storage. Very nice.Under my hour-long 67W stress test (20V 3.35A), the supply got noticeably warm, but not hot. Ripple very good, around 30-40mV.All materials feel nice, and the case is finished in a very attractive gunmetal gray. There is a small power light above the USB-A port. It's dim and cool white, and isn't disruptive in a dark room.Printed on the bottom is a pretty extensive list of output specs, including the PPS range. Power distribution is a little weird, with C2 and USB-A both being locked to 5V and sharing 3A if both are in use. That's not entirely uncommon. When using only one port, both type-C ports deliver the same output. C1 takes precedent over the other ports, and can always support at LEAST 45W when the other two ports are in use. The Type-C ports do 5A for the PPS range, and you get 20V for Qualcomm QC. Both are nice.Since this supports 5A and up to 11V on PPS, it will be compatible with Samsung's 45W Super Fast Charging.As is usual with Amegat's GaN supplies, I really can't find a fault here. Materials are great, temperatures are good under load, and the output ripple is very good. Even with all of this, it's a fair bit cheaper than competition in the same class. I'd definitely put it at the top of the list.As for the full output listing:C1: 67W, minimum is 45W when other ports in use PD: 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V 3A; 20V 3.35A; 3.3-11V 5A (PPS) QC 2.0: 5V, 9V, 12V, 20V QC 3.0: 20V Max Pump Express 1.1 and 2.0C2: Same as above when the only port in useUSB-A: QC 2.0: 5V, 9V 3A; 12V 2.5A, 20V 1.5A (30W) QC 3.0: Up to 20V (30W) Pump Express 1.1 and 2.0

I was excited about the size of this charger. I plugged it in, plugged in my usb c and a cords and immediately heard a whining noise. This is before plugging anything into the cords. I tried plugging this in to snother outlet and the same issue, I've initiated an exchange and will update my review if anything changes with the new charger. Some folks don't mind the whine but I just can't tolerate it.