UGREEN 70867 66W Dual USB-C Charger with India Plug Adapter
Overview
Charge up to two compatible USB-C devices from one compact wall charger. This India bundle contains the European-pin UGREEN 70867 charger and a Schuko-to-India plug adapter. The charger accepts 100–240V AC input and negotiates USB Power Delivery, PPS and Quick Charge modes with supported laptops, tablets and phones. The plug adapter changes physical plug fit only; it does not convert voltage.
What it does well.
Key features
Highlights
- Two USB-C charging ports for one or two connected devices.
- Maximum marketed output up to 66W for a compatible single-device connection.
- Automatic power sharing when two devices are attached; plan for approximately 45W on the higher-power path and up to 20W on the second path, subject to negotiation.
- Supports USB Power Delivery 3.0, PPS and Quick Charge 3.0/2.0 on compatible devices.
- Universal 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz input for suitable travel use.
- Protection functions for short circuit, overvoltage, overcurrent and excess temperature.
- Included Schuko-to-India plug adapter allows the EU plug to fit a compatible Indian socket.
How it fits into your setup
Connection logic
Power is renegotiated when a second device is connected. The charger has two USB-C outputs and can provide up to the marketed 66W maximum in a compatible single-device arrangement. When two devices charge together, the available power is divided and each connected device renegotiates its own profile. Official regional information differs slightly on the secondary-port allocation, describing approximately 45W plus 18W or 45W plus 20W. This guide therefore treats the lower-port result as device-dependent rather than promising one fixed split for every pairing. The charger body uses European Schuko-style pins. This India listing is a bundle with a Schuko-to-India plug adapter. That adapter changes physical plug compatibility only; it does not convert voltage, add earthing or change the charger’s USB-C output capabilities.
Use scenarios
Real-world workflows
Use scenario 1
Charge a compatible USB-C laptop alone from the higher-power port.
Use scenario 2
Charge a laptop and phone together while accepting shared output across both ports.
Use scenario 3
Power a tablet and handheld console from one wall outlet during travel.
Use scenario 4
Use the universal-input charger in a compatible Indian outlet through the supplied mechanical plug adapter.
Setup and usability guidance
Step-by-step
Check the charger input label, plug-adapter rating and wall-socket condition before use.
Fit the EU charger fully into the Schuko-to-India adapter, then insert the assembly securely into a compatible outlet.
Connect a suitable USB-C cable to the preferred port and then to the device.
For the highest laptop output, connect only that device and use a 5A E-Marked cable when required.
When adding a second device, allow a few seconds for both ports to renegotiate power.
If charging is unstable, disconnect both devices, reseat the wall adapter and test one known-compatible cable and device first.
Compatible devices and systems
Match the complete system
Compatibility check 1
Designed for USB-C charging devices that accept supported PD, PPS or QC profiles, including compatible MacBook, XPS, Surface, iPad, iPhone with an appropriate USB-C cable, Galaxy and Switch-class devices.
Compatibility check 2
The connected cable must support the required power. A 5A E-Marked USB-C cable is needed for charging above 60W.
Compatibility check 3
The India plug adapter must fit the destination socket securely and carry a rating suitable for the charger’s AC input.
What this product does
- Converts supported AC input to negotiated USB-C charging output.
- Charges one or two compatible USB-C devices and reallocates power when a second device is connected.
- Supports several common fast-charging protocols where the receiving device implements them.
- Uses the bundled mechanical plug adapter to fit the EU-pin charger into a compatible Indian socket.
- The plug adapter does not convert voltage or frequency.
- The charger does not provide 66W to both ports simultaneously.
- It does not force unsupported devices into fast charging.
- It does not include a built-in charging cable, and cables should not be assumed unless separately confirmed.
- It is not an AC extension socket or universal travel adapter for powering other appliances.
Check before buying
Important limitations
Use this checklist to confirm this model suits the intended job.
- Confirm that the supplied plug adapter suits the intended Indian wall socket and can hold the charger securely.
- Check the laptop, tablet or phone charging requirement and select a USB-C cable rated for the intended wattage.
- Expect shared power to reduce the maximum available to one device when both USB-C ports are occupied.
- Do not treat the physical plug adapter as a voltage converter or universal travel adapter.
- Charging cables are not confirmed in the package, so plan suitable USB-C cables separately.
What to do
- Use dry, undamaged outlets and confirm the plug adapter fits firmly without exposed metal.
- Match cable current rating to the required charging power.
- Leave space around the charger for heat dissipation.
- Expect a brief charging pause when a second device causes power redistribution.
- Do not daisy-chain the plug adapter with other travel adapters or extension devices.
- Do not use the adapter if its electrical rating or earthing arrangement cannot be verified.
- Do not cover the charger, use it near water or continue if the plug becomes loose or unusually hot.
- Do not assume every phone, tablet or laptop supports the same charging protocol or wattage.
Warnings and limitations
Safe and realistic operation
Warning 1. The India adapter is a mechanical plug converter only. Although the charger accepts 100–240V input, suitability still depends on the physical adapter’s rating, fit and earthing arrangement.
Warning 2. Dual-port allocation is negotiated dynamically. Treat the second-port figure as device-dependent rather than a fixed guaranteed output.
Warning 3. Connecting two devices reduces the maximum available to the higher-power device.
Warning 4. Stop use immediately if the adapter is loose, cracked, discoloured, sparking or abnormally hot.
At a glance.
- If you notice
- Check this first
- Laptop charges more slowly with two devices connected
- This is expected when output is shared. Disconnect the second device or use a separate charger when the laptop needs the highest available allocation.
- Phone does not show its fastest mode
- Check that the phone supports a protocol offered by the charger and that the cable is rated for the required current and power profile.
- Charger sits loosely in the wall socket
- Stop using that socket or adapter combination. The charger must be mechanically secure, with no arcing, movement or exposed conductive parts.
- Charging restarts when another device is connected
- A brief renegotiation can occur when the power allocation changes. Persistent cycling requires checking both cables, devices and the wall connection.
- Charger or adapter becomes unusually hot
- Disconnect it and allow it to cool. Do not cover it, use it in a loose or damaged socket, or continue operation if there is odour, discolouration or repeated overheating.
- In the box
- 1 × UGREEN 70867 dual USB-C wall charger with EU/Schuko-style pins
1 × Schuko-to-India plug adapter
1 × user manual
USB-C charging cables are not included
Practical first checks
In the box
Questions buyers ask.
Can it charge a laptop at 66W?
A compatible laptop can receive up to the charger’s negotiated single-port maximum when the correct port and a suitable cable are used. Actual input is controlled by the laptop.
What happens when two devices are connected?
The charger reallocates its total power. Plan for roughly 45W on the higher-power path and up to 18–20W on the second, depending on negotiation.
Does the India plug adapter convert voltage?
No. It changes only the physical plug fit. The charger itself accepts 100–240V AC, but the adapter rating and socket fit must still be checked.
Do I need a special cable for full power?
For output above 60W, use a USB-C cable rated for 5A with an E-Marker and make sure the device accepts the requested power.
Can both ports fast-charge phones?
They can negotiate supported fast-charge modes, but results depend on the phone, cable and power-sharing state.
Why does charging pause when I plug in a second device?
The charger is renegotiating and redistributing output. A brief interruption is normal during that change.
Are charging cables included?
The bundle information does not confirm USB-C cables, so plan to provide suitable cables separately.
Is it safe to use with any Indian socket?
Only use a compatible, dry and undamaged socket where the adapter fits firmly and its rating and earthing arrangement are suitable. Do not use a loose or overheating connection.
Does each USB-C port provide 66W at the same time?
No. The 66W figure is not available independently from both ports at once. With two devices connected, the charger shares output at approximately 45W plus 18–20W depending on negotiation.
Does every two-device combination receive the same power split?
No. The published split is approximately 45W plus 18–20W, while the result depends on the protocols and power profiles negotiated by both connected devices.
Can a USB-A charging cable plug directly into this charger?
No. Both output ports are USB-C. A cable with a USB-C charger-side connector is required for each device.
Official India channel
For products purchased through UGREEN India, keep the order details, product SKU and supplied packaging available when requesting support. After-sales assistance follows the terms published for the order and region. This model-specific guide supports purchase and setup decisions but does not replace the supplied manual or the connected device manufacturer’s requirements.