Anker Prime 67W GaN Wall Charger (A2669) — 3 Ports (2 USB-C + USB-A) | GaNPrime + PowerIQ 4.0
In a Nutshell
- Anker Prime 67W GaN (A2669 · sample CV-CH-A2669-001): 2× USB-C + 1× USB-A with a SHARED 67W ceiling — not 67W per port. Single top USB-C (C1) peak 65.8W on 20V/3.35A (~98% of label) — MacBook Pro 14" normal charge, NOT Apple's 96W fast-charge.
- Port collapse (bench): C1 alone 65.8W · C1+C2 combined 63.7W · all three ports 62.1W. Multi-port is NOT three simultaneous 67W rails — simultaneous peaks sit just under the single-port peak.
- FNB58 (fw v1.3) on C1/C2 alone: fixed PDOs 5V/3A · 9V/3A · 12V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/3.35A + PPS APDO 3.3–21V/3.25A. Real devices: Galaxy S24 25.1W PPS Super Fast · MacBook Air M2 43.8W · MacBook Pro 14" 65.8W · USB-A QC peak 21.8W (NOT USB-C PD).
- Heat / Egypt: case 48.6°C single-C and 56.8°C under full triple load (30 min, ambient 27.6°C). Sample has foldable US Type-A prongs — seats many Egyptian universal sockets; NOT Europlug / NOT BS 1363 on this unit. AC efficiency NOT measured (no PZEM).
- Vs A2688 100W Prime sibling: A2669 caps 65.8W (Pro normal charge + S24-base 25W PPS); A2688 unlocks 98.4W / Pro 96.2W Apple fast-charge + Ultra 44.8W PPS. Recall re-check 2026-07-24: NOT listed (anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov).
How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)
A2669 answers the Egyptian buyer question its 100W sibling A2688 overshoots: "I want ONE wall adapter for MacBook Air / normal Pro charge + a Samsung phone + a third device off a single socket — without paying 100W-class money." Five RIGHT scenarios and one WRONG. (1) NEW-CAIRO / NASR CITY / DOWNTOWN coworking desk — MacBook Air M2 43.8W on C1 + Galaxy S24 25.1W PPS on C2 requests ~68.9W; shared two-C ceiling measured 63.7W so the real split lands ~45W laptop + ~20W phone while AirPods trickle on USB-A. (2) SAHEL / MARINA / SHARM hotel room — one socket overnight: Air (52.6Wh) 20→100% ~65 min at 43.8W, S24 ~40 min, iPad Air ~55 min; foldable prongs + 143g make this the luggage pick vs three bricks. (3) CAIRO APARTMENT power-cut recovery (30–60 min summer blackouts) — when mains returns, 67W pushes Air 30→80% AND S24 20→70% in the same ~40 min window vs sequential 45W single-port. (4) EGYPT-MARKET Samsung buyer (S24/A54/A55 ship WITHOUT charger since 2022) — stock 25W TA is ~800–1,100 EGP for ONE device; A2669 delivers measured 25.1W PPS Super Fast PLUS a laptop/tablet port. (5) CAIRO–ALEX / family living-room — one socket tops Air + phone before arrival, or iPad+A54+iPhone overnight under the 62.1W triple ceiling. WRONG FOR: (6) MacBook Pro 14" owners who want Apple's advertised 0→50% in ~30 min — that needs 96W+; buy A2688 (measured 96.2W). A2669 stays at normal Pro charge (65.8W). HEAT: Anker lists 0–25°C (Macworld: "a little restrictive"); Cairo Jul–Aug high ~35°C. Bench 56.8°C triple at 27.6°C ambient → expect 60–65°C in a closed apartment — 20 cm airflow, never buried. ActiveShield 2.0 is manufacturer-listed, not a substitute for bad wiring. PLUG: CV-CH-A2669-001 has foldable US Type-A / NEMA 1-15 — fits many Egyptian universal wall plates; deep-recess Europlug-only outlets may need a rated adapter. Confirm your shipment. ELECTRICITY: ~66W × 1 h ≈ 0.07 kWh ≈ 5–15 piastres on EgyptERA Sept-2024 tiers. Wall A/B peer is A2688 100W Prime — same 2C+A layout, different wattage class. Catalog Anker 737 GaNPrime is a power bank, not a wall peer.
Delivery to Cairo: Estimated 1–2 business days
Return or exchange within 14 days of delivery under the return policy























