USB-C Charger Cudy CH67 3-Port 67W with EU Plug

Cudy CH67 is a compact 3-port USB-C charger with a total output of 67W and an integrated EU plug. Designed for everyday charging of smartphones, tablets and laptops that support USB-C Power Delivery, the charger allows simultaneous connection of multiple devices while occupying a single wall outlet. Its small footprint and foldable or low-profile plug design make it suitable for use at home, in the office or while traveling.

Advantages

The charger delivers up to 67W combined output through three ports, enabling fast charging of a laptop or high-wattage tablet while also powering two additional devices. Built-in USB-C Power Delivery support optimizes voltage and current per device for efficient charging. The integrated EU plug removes the need for a separate cable or adapter, and the compact enclosure reduces clutter and saves space in bags or on desks. Safety features such as overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit protection help protect connected devices during charging.

Suitable for

• Charging USB-C smartphones and tablets concurrently
• Powering USB-C laptops or ultraportable notebooks that accept 67W or lower input
• Travel and business trips where a compact EU-plug charger is needed
• Home and office use to replace multiple single-port chargers

Key specifications

• Total power output: 67W shared across three ports
• Port types: multiple USB-C ports with Power Delivery support
• Integrated EU mains plug for direct wall connection
• Compact, travel-friendly housing designed for easy storage
• Safety protections: overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit protection

How to use

Plug the Cudy CH67 into a compatible EU wall outlet. Connect devices using appropriate USB-C cables to the available ports. The charger will negotiate the proper voltage and current with each connected device via USB-C Power Delivery. For optimal charging, connect the highest-power device to the primary port first. Remove the charger from the outlet when not in use or during storms to reduce exposure to power surges.

Recommendations

Use certified USB-C cables rated for the device’s power requirements and avoid using damaged cables. When charging a laptop and other devices simultaneously, monitor device temperatures and, if necessary, reduce load by disconnecting less critical devices. Store the charger in a dry, cool place and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or liquids.