Charger Creative Labs 67W GaN 1x USB-A 2x USB-C PD — 67W total output, GaN technology

The Creative Labs 67W GaN charger features one USB-A and two USB-C PD ports with a combined maximum output of 67W. Built with GaN (gallium nitride) technology, the compact adapter is designed to deliver efficient power conversion in a smaller footprint compared with traditional silicon chargers. It supports USB Power Delivery on the USB-C ports to charge phones, tablets and compatible laptops, while the dedicated USB-A port provides legacy device support.

Advantages

GaN technology enables a reduced charger size and improved thermal efficiency, allowing the 67W adapter to provide high output from a compact housing. The presence of two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A port allows flexible simultaneous charging of multiple devices without requiring separate chargers. The charger’s combined 67W output is suitable for faster charging of phones and tablets and can provide partial or full charging for many USB-C laptops that accept lower-wattage PD input.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C or USB-A cables
• Powering or charging USB-C laptops that accept PD input up to the adapter’s output
• Simultaneous charging of a phone, tablet and a secondary device (e.g., earphones, power bank)
• Travel and daily carry when a compact, multiport charger is preferred

Key specifications

• Total combined output: 67W
• Port configuration: 2 × USB-C (Power Delivery), 1 × USB-A
• Technology: GaN (gallium nitride) power conversion
• Compatibility: devices supporting USB Power Delivery and USB-A charging protocols
• Design: compact multiport adapter for portable use

How to use

Connect the charger to a mains outlet using the integrated or supplied plug, then attach the device cable to the appropriate port. For best results, use the USB-C PD ports for devices that support Power Delivery and the USB-A port for legacy devices or accessories. The charger will distribute available power across connected devices up to the total 67W output; device charging speed depends on the device’s negotiated power profile and cable quality.

Recommendations

Use certified USB-C PD cables for charging high-power devices and ensure device firmware supports lower-wattage PD charging if using the adapter with laptops. Avoid covering the charger during operation to maintain ventilation and optimal thermal performance. If multiple devices are connected, prioritize critical devices first to ensure adequate power allocation.