Fast GaN Charger PD 67W – Ultra-Compact Multi-Device Power Delivery Enabled USB-C Charger Up to 67W – for MacBook Pro, iPads, iPhones, Pixel, Galaxy & Other Type-C Devices (Black)

I live in the UK and travel to the Continent and the US frequently. I have found this to be an excellent charger. I can use it as a stand alone for travel with my MacBook Pro and other items. The fact that it has interchangeable plug adaptors for the US, UK/Ireland and Europe a real boon. There are 2 USB-C ports, one that supplies 67w. It is a must have for me and feel that it is great charging option for those who travel between Europe and the US frequently!

To sum up it's a nice travel charger that has quality charging capabilities. I am going to wait and see if this gives out after a year as my MagSafe charger from native died after a year. Hoping the quality control lives up to Natives reputation, because it's a really good device for Dual charging.

I had previously given a good review of this adapter, but then I traveled to Europe and discovered the plug adapters do not work. Oh boy, this device really got me in a jam when I could not recharge my phone and no alternatives were available. That is why I reduced my rating from 5 to 1. I actually bought three of these adapters because I liked them so much, but when I got back home and tested them all, NONE of the plug adapters worked. A fundamental design flaw. Not something I would expect from a French company, the adapter works in the US but NOT in France! _________________________ Unlike many recent Anker products, wattage is consistently distributed between the two ports, as advertised. And the travel adapters are the bomb. Anker no longer seems to be specifying wattage distribution on their most recent multi-port chargers. Maybe that is because most of the wattage ends up going to a single port, whereas the secondary ports only get 15 watts or less. Not so with this adapter. If you want to fast charge two devices, like your phone and your laptop, this is the charger to get. My only complaint is that the euro plug is hard to remove.

It comes with a dust bag, and adapters for international travelers. I really recommend this charger from Native Union because I already tested other chargers from the same level but by far this Native Union is the best I’ve ever had.

Detective also. Purchased for a trip to Europe and charger stopped working within a week. Updated review. Charger still works, but unsure if it tripped the circuit in the hotel as outlets on the entire side of the room no longer function.

Needed a double usbc power adapter and Native Union offered the best plug available.

Native Union products are rough for me. They make my favorite accessories. I love their cables, I love the brand aesthetic, build quality. Their products feel rather indestructible. I'm an Apple Ecosystem designer, I like things to be pretty and "just work". I never thought I'd be a kind of person like "I need this thing that is 2-3x more expensive, because", but here we are. I likely wouldn't have picked up a Native product had I not seen them at the Apple store. I know Apple pricing is wild, and their third party offerings aren't an exception, but I appreciate that there is a standard of quality and sense I can trust these cables/chargers with my similarly overpriced products. The price here for a dual USB-C (technically PD) wall wart seems really steep, and really - it is. At the same time, it feels more substantial than my Apple chargers, is faster, doesn't take as much space, is significantly more portable. Being in THE ECOSYSTEM it cuts back on plug clutter in that I can charge my MacBook and my iPad from the same plug, I don't need to play musical plugs, or the "can I plug in my hair dryer?" game. The inclusion of the travel plug adapters makes this the most versatile charger in my collection. I don't like feeling like an accessories snob, but having lived through third party problem charging solutions (the kinds that decide to not just fail, but so catastrophically it takes your electronics with them), I massively prefer the buy it for life philosophy. As far as I understand, PD (power delivery) charges faster and more efficiently by communicating power requirements between the charger and device, by proxy extending the life of your devices batteries (less wear and tear). I have read that there is a risk if you're using a high powered PD charger with a cable incapable of handling the power delivery (fire?) but I think that's a bigger concern when you're in the 240 watts range. GaN... is a higher efficiency semiconductive material (gallium nitride), that iirc, has greater thermal stability, translating roughly to: it wastes less power while charging faster, while/through producing significantly less heat, and by proxy extending the potential use-life of the charger. Appreciating the newer standards and Native's adoption/application here. You can find more affordable solutions. If you're traveling, would find the adapters useful, and want something you know is smaller and more efficient, this is a serious contender. Great product for the peace of mind between the brand and the standards.

The charger is light, compact and does delivery the fast charging promised. However if the right conditions are met, first if you use both ports simultaneously it will split the charging rate among both, being one receiving a slightly higher rate than the other (the one with the draw of a laptop will be the fastest one and the one with the phone icon the slower). Also having a cord compatible with fast charging is fundamental, since it doesn't matter having all the energy being limited by the cord, and common usb-c to usb-c cable won't be able to deliver the whole charging speed. But if you have all the criteria met, this charger is amazing for a fraction of the price some of name brands. If I have to be picky to name something I dislike, is the logo or something like that that is a grey strip on the side of the charger that I feel often that is some dirt hahaha I loved the charger now it lives constantly in my backpack.