RGB ECO Fast Charger 67W (2 Ports)

This is a very blingy charger with its RGB lighting and just its overall design. It's not for everyone, but if you are on this product page it's probably because it interests you. The short answer is yes, it delivers on both design and performance.There are lights on the top, bottom and front. When plugged, the colour of the lights will cycle one letter/icon at a time. As for the design, it has techy lines engraved off to one side. While the casing may look like it's metal, it is in fact, plastic. The electrical prong is foldable for storage and travel. It weighs 140 grams.There is a single button on the front of the charger. Pressing the button will activate and disactivate the RGB lighting while holding down the button for about a second or two will activate ECO charging mode. You'll know it's in ECO mode because the lighting will change to constant green.Basically, ECO mode restricts the amount of power it delivers. Charging an iPhone 16 went from 28W down to 5W in ECO mode. The idea is by reducing power, it will help generate less heat at the device, thus improving battery longevity. Connecting a second device in ECO mode (an iPad air 4th gen) also limited its power output to 4W down from 15W in normal duo charging mode.The charger itself got ever so slightly warm, I don't have the numbers but just based on feel alone this has to be the coolest running GaN higher wattage charger I have used to date.

Does the job as advertised! I don’t really think a charger needs RGB but it is a nice touch. GaN keeps this efficient and I love the compact size. I miss having a USB A port but I’m willing to make the trade off for the portability. I also like that it doesn’t get too hot. On a side note, the packaging is very Apple esque and is the best packaging I’ve seen for a charger other than from Apple. Props for a great unboxing experience!

My Rating: ★★★★★ (5 out of 5 Stars) (Reasoning: If I could give this 6 stars, I would. It outperforms my Anker Prime in load balancing, the build quality is top-tier, and the Eco mode is a game changer. It's expensive, but absolutely worth it.)I have used a wide variety of chargers over the years—from Apple and Samsung to Anker Prime and Steam Deck chargers. I can confidently say that this 67W charger is in a different league entirely.At $92.65, it is expensive (though the current 30% coupon helps significantly), but it is a beast of a device.Intelligent Dynamic Load BalancingThis is the main reason I love this charger. My fancy Anker Prime charger often struggles when I have multiple devices plugged in; if I unplug one, it has trouble re-negotiating the power for the remaining device.This charger doesn't skip a beat. It intelligently figures out the power needs on the fly. You can plug and unplug devices from the two ports, and it seamlessly balances the load without the connection dropouts or "handshake" issues I've seen with other brands.Features That Actually MatterFunctional RGB: I initially thought the colored LEDs were just a gimmick, but they are actually useful. They indicate the wattage range being used at a glance, so I know if my device is fast-charging or trickling.Eco Mode: This is a brilliant addition. By holding the button, the charger drops the output to something close to 5V/1A. This reduces the heat generated in your phone/battery during charging. It’s perfect for overnight charging where speed doesn't matter and battery health is the priority.Build & CertificationThe build quality is top-notch; the plastic feels premium and dense.My only minor note—and the only reason I'd consider removing half a star—is regarding certification. While it has European and Japanese safety stamps (which are generally equivalent to or better than ours), it lacks the specific Canadian (cUL/CSA) markings I usually look for. Given the build quality, I am not worried, but it's worth noting.At-a-Glance: Pros & ConsPros:+ Superior Load Balancing: Handles multiple devices better than major competitors like Anker.+ Eco Button: A fantastic feature for low-heat, battery-preserving overnight charging.+ Informative RGB: The lights give you real-time data on power draw.+ Premium Build: Feels like a high-end, durable piece of tech.Cons:- High Price: It is very expensive at full price (look for the coupon!).- No Local Certification: Has international safety marks (EU/Japan), but lacks specific Canadian stamps.Final Verdict: This is hands down the best charger I currently own. The smart load balancing and Eco mode make it more versatile than chargers that cost even more. If you can catch it with a coupon, grab it. It is a 6-star product in a 5-star world.

Ce bloc de charge PHYSCE de 67W m'impressionne beaucoup.Le tout est livré dans un boîtier en carton très élégant et en bas de la boîte, toutes les spécifications y sont bien inscrites ce qui est conforme aux attentes pour un produit électronique de qualité.Le bloc est en métal brossé contrairement à la majorité des adaptateurs en plastique ce qui lui donne un poids plus élevé (sans être trop lourd non plus). Les broches se replient pour faciliter le transport dans un petit sac.Un bouton permet de contrôler l'allumage du LED ou de contrôler le type de charge (normal ou écologique). La charge normale peut aller de 15 à 67W selon les capacités de votre appareil : 5V 3A (15W) , 9V 3A, 12V 3A, 15V 3A ou 20V 3.35A (67W). Le LED affiche le type de charge selon la couleur pour que vous puissiez voir la puissance sans devoir regarder l'écran de votre cellulaire.Mon cellulaire Android a détecté le bloc sans problème et la charge rapide s'est initiée instantanément. Le bloc ne chauffe que très peu ce qui eat rassurant.Finalement, il possède la certification cULus ce qui me rassure sur le fait qu'il a bien été testé contre les risques de surchauffe ou d'incendie.Je suis très satisfait des performances et c'est donc un 5/5.

I picked up this 65W charger to use with both my Android phone and tablet, and it’s been a real space-saver since I only need one compact adapter instead of juggling two. The LED indicator that shows the wattage in use is surprisingly handy, and I really appreciate the battery protection button—it gives me peace of mind when I leave devices plugged in for days without worrying about overcharging. While it’s designed in Japan but manufactured in China, the build feels solid and reliable. The price at around $95 CAD (import fees included) is definitely on the higher side, but considering no other brand offers this kind of technology, I feel it’s justified. The biggest reassurance for me is the cUL certification, which makes me comfortable keeping it plugged in right by my bedside. Overall, it’s a thoughtfully designed charger that balances convenience, safety, and innovation, even if the cost is a bit steep.