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A compact 67W GaN charger with dual Type-C and one USB-A port delivers up to 45W on the first port while charging three devices simultaneously, and includes a 3.9FT cable
The Minthouz 67W GaN charger combines dual USB-C and one USB-A port in a compact travel adapter. It targets professionals and students who carry a laptop, phone and earbuds and want a single brick for all three. Gallium-nitride circuitry keeps the unit small while delivering up to 67W to a single device.
GaN semiconductors run cooler than silicon equivalents, so the charger stays warm rather than hot during extended sessions. No moving parts means silent operation in any environment. The adapter draws only the power each connected device negotiates, avoiding waste when a phone or tablet reaches full charge.
One unit replaces separate laptop, phone and accessory chargers, cutting bag weight and outlet clutter. The jump is worth it when you routinely charge a USB-C laptop at 45W or above while also topping up a phone and earbuds. Users who only need a single low-watt phone charger will not benefit from the extra ports and capacity.
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Plug the charger into a wall outlet, then connect your devices using the included 3.9FT cable or your own USB-C and USB-A cables; the step people miss is confirming that the USB-C port you use supports PD 3.0 or PPS so the charger can negotiate its full 67W output.
The charger itself has no user-serviceable parts; over time you may need to replace the 3.9FT cable or any USB-C or USB-A cables you use if their connectors wear or the wires fray.
When all three ports are used together, the USB-C1 port is limited to 45W while the second USB-C port and the USB-A port share the remaining power, so total output is capped by the 67W overall budget.
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