Rocoren 67W USB C Plug, MacBook Charger GaN 65W 4-Port PD3.0
Rocoren 67W USB C Plug, MacBook Charger GaN 65W 4-Port PD3.0 QC4.0 PPS Compact Fast Charger, Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone, Galaxy S23, Huawei MateBook, ROG Ally, Pixel and more
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This is a nice charger. The build quality is top-notch, and it exudes durability. I like its compact design, making it incredibly convenient for travel or daily use. With multiple ports, it’s a versatile charger that lets me power up multiple devices simultaneously.
One thing to note is that it can get slightly warm when charging several devices at once, but it doesn’t hinder its overall performance. Also, the item is rather heavy for an item of that size, perhaps that is a good thing.
Obviously, I don’t think this item will provide the maximum watts under simultaneous use from all ports, watt levels have become somewhat of a black magic nowadays. You need to have the right device, a lot depends on the cable and it’s gauge. You have to buy quality cables, and if you want to be specific, a watt meter that goes on the wall. An app on a phone cannot determine the watts or amps of a charge accurately as the current has already been through some circuitry by the time it’s analysed. I do not own such a device so I can’t prove the 67W part.
In my experience, it has been very quick at charging all sorts of items, even on the outdated type A port.
I keep this charger in my everyday carry bag with me.
It is ideal for charging all of my devices on the go and is especially useful when I have limited access to plug sockets.
It charges my devices fast and the auto load balancing feature when an extra device is connected works well prioritising devices that require more power and providing them with it.
Highly recommend especially if you do not want to carry around multiple chargers.
Excellent compact charger. I got this to replace my laptop charger and also allow an extra port for charging my phone at the same time. I’ve been using it for a week and now leaving my original laptop power brick at home and can carry a little bit less in my rucksac.
When powering multiple devices it does get slightly warm but I see that with similar larger chargers I use at home when my phone is on rapid charge.
The charging speed for a single device is really good. It becomes a bit slower if you charge multiple devices at the same time, but that should be expected.
It has 4 charging ports, so this might be the only charger you need to carry with you. The different ports have different power ratings, which vary depending on which other ports are in use, so it is worth familiarising yourself with this to get the best out of it.
It is an excellent charger for the price.
Charges my HP Elitebook 1030 x360 just did a test, not actually left it to charge for long. Also charges my Google pixel 8pro and pixel watch 2 at the same time at rapid charge speed. will try to update again as I use this charger.
In today’s tech-centric world, a reliable charger is essential. This 67W USB C plug emerges as a worthy contender. Powered by GaN5 technology, it’s not only efficient but also remarkably compact. With multiple ports available, juggling between devices for charging becomes history. The safety features embedded ensure peace of mind. Its design is neat, making it a travel-friendly option for those on the move. Charging, after all, shouldn’t be cumbersome.
This is a great plug to use to charge up to 4 devices at once, and with fast charging. This eliminates the need for multiple plugs and therefore multiple power outlets, so space saving. Good value too. Feels well made and doesn’t get hot during use.
It’s the perfect charger for me. I have a MacBook Pro, an iPad Pro, and an iPhone, and this charger can charge all of them at the same time. It’s also very compact and lightweight, so it’s easy to take with me when I travel. All of my devices charge quickly and efficiently. I’ve also noticed that the charger doesn’t get hot, even when I’m charging all of my devices atthesametime.
Juggling multiple devices in need of charging isn’t a task I particularly relish. With this charger, I’ve been able to power up multiple devices without the bulk of carrying multiple chargers. The compact nature combined with its efficient power distribution has made my tech life simpler. But the real test will be how it holds up over time with regular usage.
A 67W (max) charger with 4 outputs, 3 are USB-C, one is USB-A.
As is normal for this type of charger, the top ports are the more powerful, with power output dropping the lower down you go.
With all 4 ports connected, the top port is 35W, 2nd is 20W and the remaining 2 12W each. With just the top port in use, that can manage 65W.
I like chargers like this, as if reduces the number of chargers plugged in. Also, they are great for travelling, as it’s just a single charger.
I wanted one capable of charging my DJI Mini 3 Pro as fast as possible, and still able to charge the phone at the same time. This fits that requirement perfectly, as the drone’s battery hub is 30W, controller is 15W, and the iPhone can plug in the USB-A port.
Like all chargers of this type, when plugging devices in, the charger resets itself, so pauses charging for a few seconds. This is perfectly normal, and does not indicate a fault.
Review for Rocoren 67W USB C Plug, MacBook Charger GaN 4-Port PD3.0 QC4.0 PPS Compact Fast Charger,
The build quality on this unit feels very good and the unit does its charging function well.
The unit has 3 USB C sockets and the addition of a single USB A socket is welcome.
The charging/power output sockets have differing wattage outputs depending on how the unit is used. I have not been able to check the unit to its maximum level but in my testing, the unit performed as expected charging an iPhone, iPad, Android phone and also a power bank in a good time comparable with the original adaptors.
The unit also ran as cool as other chargers of this type, however as the unit connected to this unit controls how much power the unit outputs I have not been able to check this when the unit is in maximum use.
In Conclusion a good all-round product.
The video goes into much more detail, including full efficiency testing and an overview of how best to use the ports. Really, you only need to see the first half of the video – the second half is just the efficiency testing that I included so you can see how I tested and that I didn’t just pluck numbers out of thin air.
However, in a nutshell:
Things I liked:
+ Solid performance. Two charging circuits([ports 1 & 2] and [ports 3 & 4]), so keep your high-powered devices in ports 1 and 2 and low powered ones in 3 and 4. Importantly, DON’T plug low-powered devices into port 1 or 2 at the same time as a high-powered device is charging. It’s not dangerous, but your high-powered device will only slow charge at the lower rate. See the video for more on this.
+ Reasonable efficiency – 82-85%, meaning 15-18% of the electricity used by this device is lost as heat, heating your charger up. This is about par for USB chargers.
+ Decent pricing – reasonable for what you get (about 22 after vouchers applied).
Things I didn’t like:
– I can’t tell you how durable it will be as I’ve not used it for long enough. Make sure you look at other reviews from verified purchasers to determine the durability.
Do I recommend it?
Yes, the price is fair and the performance is good.