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For mixed USB setups
The Prime 67W is worth considering when your kit mixes USB-C and USB-A cables. Either USB-C port can deliver up to 67W when used alone, while USB-A has a documented 22.5W single-port maximum. Connecting two devices changes the calculation: Anker specifies up to 65W combined. We could not verify the exact per-port split or three-port allocation from the inspected material. That uncertainty matters if you need a laptop to receive a particular wattage while other devices are connected.
Reasons to consider it. Things to check.
Pros, on paper
- Two USB-C ports plus one USB-A port.
- Either USB-C port supports up to 67W alone.
- Folding US plug.
Limitations
- Two-port output shares a 65W maximum.
- Exact shared-power splits were not verified.
- Included-cable status needs confirmation.
The specifications that matter
| Exact model / SKU | A2669 / A2669113 |
|---|---|
| USB ports | 2 USB-C + 1 USB-A |
| Maximum single USB-C output | 67W |
| Multi-device output | 65W combined with two ports; exact split / three-port allocation not verified |
| Cable in the box | Not verified |
| Dimensions, manufacturer listing | 1.57 × 1.52 × 1.98 in |
| Weight, manufacturer listing | Not verified |
| US plug | Foldable |
Output figures are manufacturer ratings, not measured results. Unknown details are shown as not verified.
Who this is for
This configuration makes sense to investigate if you use both USB-C and USB-A cables and prefer to keep those connection options on one charger. The additional ports may be useful for a desk or travel kit, but port count alone does not establish the right fit. Before buying, check the power allocation for your exact combination of devices. It is a stronger candidate for someone who values connection flexibility than for someone who needs an unverified, specific multi-device wattage guarantee.
Consider something else if…
Skip it if you need a confirmed 65W or 67W for a laptop while a second device draws additional power: the documented two-port maximum is 65W combined. If you plan to use all three ports, get the exact output table first. Do not assume a cable is bundled; that detail was not established in the official material we checked.
67W alone; 65W shared between two ports
The number in the name describes the documented maximum for a USB-C port used on its own. Anker separately lists a 65W combined maximum for each two-port combination: USB-C plus USB-C, or either USB-C port plus USB-A. We have not verified how that total is divided. Do not read the specification as 67W per connected device, or assume a familiar split such as 45W plus 20W. The inspected material also did not establish allocation with all three ports occupied.
A practical mix of connectors, with questions to resolve
The documented hardware gives you two USB-C connections, a USB-A connection and a folding US plug. Published dimensions are 1.57 by 1.52 by 1.98 inches; the extracted field does not identify the axis order. These specifications help describe the package but do not establish socket fit or how it feels in a bag. We did not verify weight or cable inclusion. Confirm the bundle and shared-output table before ordering, especially if this will replace several chargers you already use.
Is it worth considering?
Consider the Prime 67W for its mix of USB-C and USB-A ports. Treat 65W as the documented combined ceiling when two ports are used, and verify the exact split before relying on it for a laptop-plus-phone setup. Three-port allocation and cable inclusion remain unconfirmed in our research.
Compare it with the other chargers to see what changes when you add ports or an included cable.
Sources & review scope
Specifications and the US variant were checked on October 30, 2026. Product imagery is provided by the manufacturer and is not a photograph from our own testing.
- Anker Prime 67W GaN Wall Charger (3 Ports): official product page and specifications
- Our research and disclosure standards
We have not verified real-world charging times, temperature, sustained performance or long-term reliability. Confirm current pricing, plug type and package contents with the seller.