Review · GaN · Two-port
Mophie Speedport 67: the right watts, the retail price.
67W is what Apple ships with the base 14″ MacBook Pro, and it fast-charges a MacBook Air while a phone tops up beside it. Mophie's premium buys distribution and a support line, not extra performance.
What 67W actually means
67W sits one notch above the 65W ultrabook standard and matches Apple's base 14″ MacBook Pro brick: a 20V/3.35A-class contract on one port with headroom for a second device. Mophie is ZAGG's power brand and the Speedport line is standards-based USB-C Power Delivery throughout. Everything below comes from published specifications; we have not run this charger on a bench.
| Line item | Speedport 67 class | Read on the listing |
|---|---|---|
| Rated output | 67W total | The single-port maximum with the second port empty |
| Port count | 2× USB-C | The split — the laptop port drops when the second is used |
| Protocol | USB-C PD, fixed rails to 20V | Any PPS range, which Mophie does not advertise across the line |
| Form factor | GaN wall unit | Whether the blades fold on your revision |
| Notable feature | Carrier-counter distribution, staffed support | UL or ETL mark on the housing |
Not in the specification: PD 3.1 extended-range voltages, PPS, or a per-port figure above 67W. Out of scope at this tier — worth knowing before buying for a Galaxy Ultra or a 16″ laptop.
What it's genuinely good at
Two ports at a wattage that survives sharing. Laptop on port one, phone on port two, one outlet, one brick in the bag — a 65W two-port unit does the same with less margin.
Availability with a human attached. You can buy it at a carrier counter today, with a warranty process staffed behind it.
Ecosystem coherence. If you already run Mophie stands or power banks, the wall unit matches.
Where it falls short
Price per watt and per port. At the same money a spec-first GaN brand sells a third port, or the same two at 100W — see the UGREEN Nexode 65W.
No advertised PPS. Galaxy S25 Ultra owners chasing 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 should treat the absence of a printed PPS range as a no — see PPS explained.
No PD 3.1. The iPhone 17's 60W burst and the 16″ MacBook Pro's 140W fast charge need extended-range Power Delivery. 67W of PD 3.0 charges both devices; it unlocks neither feature.
The second port taxes the first. Physics, not a defect — but for a laptop and a tablet together, buy 100W.
Device fit
Full speed on one port: MacBook Air M-series including fast charge, MacBook Pro 14″ base, iPad Pro at 30W, Dell XPS 13, ThinkPad ultrabooks, Steam Deck at 45W, Switch dock at 39W, every iPhone. With the split in mind: laptop plus phone — the laptop drops a tier. Not served: MacBook Pro 16″ fast charge, Galaxy Ultra at 45W, iPhone 17's 60W burst.
- 67W
Mophie Speedport 67
Two USB-C ports and 67W of GaN, off a shelf.
- Output
- 67W total
- Ports
- 2× USB-C
- Best for
- Laptop + phone
- Missing
- PPS, PD 3.1
- 65W
UGREEN Nexode 65W
Published ladder and split table, one more port.
- Output
- 65W total
- Ports
- Multi USB-C
- Best for
- Value + docs
- Trade
- Online only
- 35W
Apple 35W Dual USB-C
Two phones, or a phone and an iPad.
- Output
- 35W total
- Ports
- 2× USB-C
- Best for
- Two small devices
- Not for
- Laptops
Buy it, or buy around it
Buy it for a correct-spec two-port GaN charger from a shelf today. Buy around it if you are ordering online, need PPS, or need more than 67W. The premium-materials alternative is the Nomad 65W, the cheaper one the Insignia 65W, multi-port behaviour the multi-port hub, and the index the reviews hub.
FAQ
Does the Speedport 67 fast-charge a MacBook Air?
Yes. Fast-charge mode wants 35W or more, and 67W clears that on a single port with headroom left over.
What happens when I use both ports at once?
The 67W budget is shared, so the laptop port steps down while the second device draws. Look for the published split figures.
Is 67W enough for a 16-inch MacBook Pro?
It charges the machine and holds it under light load, but the 16-inch model needs 140W of PD 3.1 to fast-charge.
Does Mophie support Samsung Super Fast Charging?
Mophie markets standard Power Delivery and does not advertise PPS across the Speedport line, so plan on standard PD speeds with a Galaxy.