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Belkin 67W Retractable USB-C Charger

Belkin 67W Retractable USB-C Charger

The Belkin 67W Retractable USB-C Charger combines a 3.3 ft/1 m retractable USB-C cable with a second USB-C port. It supplies up to 67W through one connection, or shares up to 45W and 20W across two. A tidy answer to the cable that normally migrates to the bottom of the bag.

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At a glance

One-line verdict

This retractable USB-C wall charger puts a 1 m cable on a leash and adds a second port, though two devices must share its 65W combined output.

Best for

People charging a USB-C phone, tablet, or laptop who want one charger with its cable already accounted for.

Skip it if

Skip it if you need two devices to each receive the charger’s full 67W output at the same time.

The full picture

A charger cable has a remarkable ability to vanish precisely when a phone reaches the red-zone melodrama stage. It is usually tangled around something irrelevant, borrowed by someone with a “quick question,” or left in the one bag that stayed home. The Belkin 67W Retractable USB-C Charger tackles that little modern nuisance by building a 3.3 ft/1 m USB-C cable into the charger itself.

That makes the cable part of the object rather than a separate administrative burden. Pull it out when needed, retract it afterwards, and keep moving. Belkin also includes a second USB-C port, so the charger can serve a second device instead of becoming a very tidy single-purpose brick.

The power arrangement deserves plain English. One connection can receive up to 67W. With both charging connections occupied, the output is shared at up to 45W and 20W, for a maximum of 65W combined. This is a practical two-device arrangement, not a magic trick that creates two full-power 67W chargers from one plug.

We think it earns a place as the more organised option for commuters, travellers, and desk nomads who already own enough cables but cannot reliably locate one. USB-C Power Delivery and PPS support, plus compatibility across USB-C phones, tablets, Chromebooks, MacBooks, and Windows laptops, give it a wider remit than a phone-only emergency charger. The safety protections are extensive too, covering overvoltage, over-wattage, overcurrent, short circuits, surges, temperature issues, signal interference, and electrostatic discharge. Sensible infrastructure, which is less glamorous than a glowing gadget but rather more useful at 8:42 a.m.

The Irresistible

  • The 3.3 ft/1 m USB-C cable retracts into the charger, removing one loose item from the daily bag-and-desk census.
  • A second USB-C port lets the charger handle two connections rather than forcing a phone and laptop into a custody dispute.

The Clever Part

  • A single charging connection can receive up to 67W.
  • When two connections are used, the charger shares up to 45W and 20W, with 65W combined.
  • USB-C Power Delivery and PPS support fit its broad compatibility with USB-C phones, tablets, Chromebooks, MacBooks, Windows laptops, and other USB-C or PD-enabled devices.
  • GaN technology is part of the charger’s design, and supported regional versions have foldable prongs; plug design varies by market.

The Fine Print

  • The built-in cable is fixed at 3.3 ft/1 m, so the charger cannot offer more reach when the outlet has been installed in an obviously hostile location.
  • Only one of the two charging connections is the built-in cable; the additional USB-C port still requires a separate cable.

The Reality Check

  • Two connected devices do not each get 67W: the charger’s dual-device maximum is 65W, shared at up to 45W plus 20W.

Buyer questions answered

Does the Belkin 67W USB-C charger have a retractable cable?

Yes. It has one built-in USB-C cable that retracts into the charger, sparing your bag another loose-cable uprising.

How long is the built-in cable on the Belkin 67W charger?

The built-in USB-C cable is 3.3 ft (1 m) long. It retracts into the charger when its brief public appearance is over.

Does the Belkin charger include an additional USB-C port?

Yes. Alongside the built-in retractable USB-C cable, it has one additional USB-C port.

How much power does the Belkin 67W charger provide when charging one device?

It provides up to 67W when one charging connection is used. The charger supports USB-C Power Delivery and PPS.

How does power sharing work when two devices are connected?

With both USB-C charging connections in use, it shares up to 45W plus 20W, with a combined maximum of 65W. Handy, but not a loophole for demanding 67W twice.

Can the Belkin 67W charger charge a MacBook or Chromebook?

Yes. It is compatible with USB-C MacBooks, Chromebooks, Windows laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other USB-C or Power Delivery-enabled devices.