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Anker Prime 67W 3-Port GaN Compact Fast Wall Charger on sale for
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About this product:
- Ultra-compact charger design that is 51% smaller than the original 67W MacBook charger
- 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port
- Single device to charge up to 67W (USB-C only)
- Multi-port charging up to 65W max
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Anker Prime 67W is a compact three port GaN charger that stands out for travel and everyday top ups. The smaller size and newer charging specs make it appealing, and the build feels high quality with solid real world charging performance. It is also well sized for a GaN charger and usually stays put better than longer models in loose outlets. The main caveats are its weight, very close USB C port spacing for bulky connectors, and reports that the USB A port on the newer 70W version may be faulty. A strong compact option if size matters more than extra ports.
Common Questions (5)
No. The GaN Prime charger variants differ in size and output, so comparisons to other GaN Prime listings can be misleading. This 67W 3-port model is the smaller, newer-spec option some shoppers want specifically.
It is compact and well-sized for travel, but it is also fairly heavy for its size. It usually stays in the socket, though it can fall out of loose hotel outlets, especially compared with longer chargers.
Costco offers 2 chargers plus 2 charging cables for $30, which can be a better bundle value if you want extras. The Costco bundle also includes a 70W 4-port GaN charger, a 30W Type-C GaN charger, and two 6-foot braided USB-C cables.
It can be tight. The two USB-C ports are very close together, so chunky USB-C connectors like silicone-covered cables may not fit side by side.
The newer 70W model's USB-A port is reported as faulty by some users, which is why the 67W/30W combo is preferred by those who need a dependable USB-A port. The 67W model is still attractive for its smaller size and newer charging specs.
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However considering the bundle, it's not a bad deal for
1. 70W GaN charger (4 ports)
2. 30W GaN charger (type C)
3. 2 6ft nylon braided type c cables! Supports 240W PD3.1
4. Plus lifetime returns because it's costco
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However considering the bundle, it's not a bad deal for
1. 70W GaN charger (4 ports)
2. 30W GaN charger (type C)
3. 2 6ft nylon braided type c cables! Supports 240W PD3.1
4. Plus lifetime returns because it's costco
For the general consumer, the combo you mentioned is a great deal! So I think your comment is very useful for most! HOWEVER, there are some that are only interested in this specific model because of it's smaller size and newer(?) charging specs.
It is a little heavy, but I rarely have issues with it falling out of loose sockets. It is much better in this regard than the 100W GaNPrime one which is longer, as that one routinely fell out of sockets for me (along with the Nano II 65W which had similar issues due to its length when plugged in).
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