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67W triple-port GaN charger with two USB-C and one USB-A, enough to run a MacBook at full Power Delivery speed.
Up to 67W (20V/3.35A) from a single USB-C port
Three ports: 2 × USB-C plus 1 × USB-A
Third-generation GaN — smaller and cooler than silicon
Intelligent power allocation that prioritises laptops
Dual-port 45W + 20W, triple-port 60W shared
CE, RoHS and UKCA certified with over-voltage protection
Three ports and 67 watts, with power allocation that decides which device needs it most. See the alternatives in chargers and adapters.
This is the specification worth reading before you buy. One USB-C port alone gives the full 67W at 20V/3.35A — enough for a MacBook at full Power Delivery speed. Two USB-C ports together give 45W plus 20W. USB-C with USB-A gives 45W plus 18W. All three together give 45W plus 15W shared, for 60W total. So the third port does not add capacity, it divides it, and using everything at once actually delivers less overall than the two-port GN203GB manages. Buy this one because you want three things plugged in, not because 67 is larger than 65.
The charger detects what is connected and prioritises the device that needs most — in practice, giving the laptop the larger share and the phone the remainder. That is better than a fixed split, which would leave a laptop starved while a nearly-full phone took power it did not need.
Gallium nitride wastes less energy as heat than silicon, so less material is needed to shed it and the charger stays smaller and cooler. CE, RoHS and UKCA certification is listed, along with over-voltage and short-circuit protection.
Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.
| Model | GN304-EG |
|---|---|
| Type | GaN wall charger |
| Technology | 3rd generation GaN |
| Maximum output | 67W |
|---|---|
| Ports | 2 × USB-C 1 × USB-A |
| USB-C single port | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.35A |
| USB-A single port | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 20V/1.5A (30W max) |
| Dual port (C1+C2) | 45W + 20W |
| Dual port (C1+A) | 45W + 18W |
| Triple port | 45W + 15W shared (60W total) |
| Input | AC 100–240V ~ 50/60Hz, 1.7A max |
| Certification | CE RoHS UKCA |
| Warranty | 18 months official |
|---|
No, it divides it. One port alone gives 67W; all three together give 60W shared. Buy this because you want three devices plugged in at once, not because 67 watts is a larger number than 65.
The GN304-EG if you regularly charge three things at once. The two-port GN203GB actually delivers more in combined use, so if it is a laptop plus a phone, that is the better-matched charger.
On a single USB-C port, yes — 20V at 3.35A is full Power Delivery speed for a MacBook Air and most 14-inch models. Plug in a second device and the laptop's share drops to 45W.
It detects what is connected and gives the larger share to whatever needs most, typically the laptop. A fixed split would starve a laptop while a nearly-full phone drew power it did not need.
One rated for the wattage you want. A 60W cable caps you at 60W even on this 67W charger. For full output you need a cable rated 100W, usually one with an E-marker chip inside the connector.
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