New · Designed for iPhone 18
Power, flattened.
A 67-watt GaN adapter thin enough to disappear into a bag. Two USB-C ports. USB PD 3.2 with AVS, so iPhone 18 charges at its fastest. Flat pins that fold away, and EU and UK heads in the box.
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Slim
Slim. Actually slim.
Gallium nitride switches far faster than silicon, so the transformer and the capacitors around it shrink. Entropy67 lays that circuit out flat instead of stacking it: the body sits close to the wall, keeps to its own outlet and slides into the pocket of a sleeve beside a MacBook Air.
Sixty-seven watts from a body you will forget is there until you need it.

USB PD 3.2 · AVS
The speed iPhone 18 asks for.
Every iPhone 18 negotiates its charge over USB Power Delivery 3.2. With Adjustable Voltage Supply, the phone asks for exactly the voltage it wants, in 100 mV steps, and Entropy67 delivers it — so the battery takes the fastest charge Apple allows, with less heat along the way.
It is the same protocol iPad Pro and MacBook Air speak, so one adapter carries the whole bag.
Ports
Two ports. One adapter.
Two USB-C ports, both USB Power Delivery. Charge iPhone 18 and Apple Watch, iPhone and AirPods, or a MacBook Air on its own — Entropy67 shares its 67 watts between whatever is connected and gives all of it to a single device.
No USB-A, no adapters for the adapter. Everything Apple makes today charges over USB-C.

Plugs
Three plugs. One body.
The flat pins fold into the body, so nothing catches in a bag. For the EU and the UK, a plug head clicks on. Both come in the box.
100–240 V input covers the rest of the world's sockets; only the plug changes.



SHOWN AT THE SAME SCALE
Details
The parts that make it work.
Ultra-slim GaN architecture
The power stage is laid out flat, so 67 watts fit in a body that lies against the wall.
USB PD 3.2 with AVS
Adjustable Voltage Supply in 100 mV steps — the charging profile iPhone 18 asks for.
Three plugs
Flat pins fold into the body; the EU and UK heads click on.
Protection
Over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature and short-circuit protection on both ports.
Tech specs
Entropy67 Power Adapter
- Compatibility
- iPhone 18, iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo, iPad, MacBook Air and any USB-C device that charges over USB Power Delivery
- Colour
- Black
- Output
- 67 W maximumShared between both ports when two devices are connected
- Ports
- Two USB-C
- Protocol
- USB Power Delivery 3.2SPR with Adjustable Voltage Supply (AVS)
- Technology
- GaN, ultra-slim architecture
- Input
- 100–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
- Plugs
- Folding flat pins (Type A) · EU (Type C) and UK (Type G) heads
- Protection
- Over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature, short-circuit
- In the box
- Entropy67 · EU and UK plug heads
- Warranty
- Two years
Using it well
Use a USB-C cable rated for 100 W (5 A) to draw the full 67 watts; a 60 W cable tops out at 60. Plug the head on fully before it goes into the socket. The body warms under load — that is normal for a GaN adapter — but keep it out of bedding and bags while it is working.
Questions
Before you pre-order.
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