| PRODUCT INFORMATION |
| What is the BoostCharge Pro Dual USB-C GaN Wall Charger 67W? | It is a compact, high-output USB charger that lets you power a laptop, tablet, or phone from a single wall outlet. With two USB-C ports delivering up to 67W of shared power, it supports fast charging for USB-C laptops, iPad, iPhone, Android devices, and accessories—all in one small, travel-friendly charger. |
| What is included in the package? | If you bought the standalone package, your box includes one BoostCharge Pro Dual USB-C GaN Wall Charger 67W.
If you purchased the Charger + Cable, your box includes the same BoostCharge Pro Dual USB-C GaN Wall Charger 67W plus a 1 m USB-C to USB-C cable. |
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| How do I register my product? | You may register your product online at Belkin.com where you need to enter the model number and other important details about the product. |
| HARDWARE INFORMATION |
| What type of plug does this charger use? | The plug type varies by region, with versions available for the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Brazil, India, China, and other markets, each designed to fit local wall outlets. |
| What are its power supply specifications? | The charger delivers up to 67W total output across two USB-C ports (PD 3.1 with PPS).
- USB-C (single port use): 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.35A (up to 67W), with PPS profiles 5–11V/4.5A and 5–21V/3.15A.
- Dual USB-C use: up to 45W (USB-C1) + 20W (USB-C2), for a combined total of 67W.
- Designed for standard AC wall outlets in supported regions and rated for two-port use up to a total of 67W.
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| Is the charger heavy or bulky? | No. It uses GaN technology, which allows a smaller and lighter body than older silicon chargers with similar power. It is small enough to keep in a bag or carry-on for daily use or travel. |
| Does it have foldable prongs? | US and CN versions use foldable prongs for easier storage. Some regional versions such as AU use fixed prongs to meet local rules. |
| Does it have safety features? | Yes. The charger includes protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, overheating, and short circuits. It is tested to meet safety requirements for everyday use with compatible devices. |
| COMPATIBILITY |
| Will this charger work with my laptop? | Yes, it can power many smaller USB-C laptops that need up to 67W, such as MacBook Air and a range of Chromebooks and ultrabooks. For larger laptops that need higher wattage, it can still help, but charging may be slower. |
| Can I use it with my phone or tablet? | Yes. It works with iPhone, iPad (USB-C models), and Android phones and tablets that charge over USB-C or USB-A. You just need a suitable cable (USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning, depending on your device). |
| Does it support fast charging for iPhone and Samsung Galaxy? | Yes. The USB-C ports support USB Power Delivery and PPS, which means they can fast charge many recent iPhone and Samsung Galaxy models when used with the right cable and within each device’s supported power level. |
| Can I charge earbuds, smartwatches, and other accessories? | Yes. You can use the USB-C port to charge smaller accessories such as earbuds, smartwatches, and power banks. These devices usually draw less power, so they can share the charger with larger devices. |
| FUNCTIONALITY |
| Can I charge two devices at the same time? | Yes. When you plug in two devices, the charger can provide up to 45W on one USB-C port and up to 20W on the other, for a total of 67W shared across both ports. This allows you to fast charge a laptop and a phone or tablet simultaneously. |
| Does it support USB Power Delivery (PD) and PPS? | Yes. Both USB-C ports support PD 3.1 and PPS. This allows the charger to adjust voltage and current to match compatible devices for efficient charging and less heat. |
| Is it safe to leave the charger plugged in all the time? | In normal home or office use, leaving the charger plugged into a wall outlet is fine. It draws very little power when no devices are connected. If you will be away for an extended period, you can unplug it as a general household safety habit. |
