EF ECOFLOW USB-C charger, 65W

If you want one wall charger to handle several everyday devices, this EF ECOFLOW model combines a retractable cable with two charging ports. If you mainly need a single cable for one phone, that extra flexibility may matter less.

Its built-in Type-C cable pulls out when needed and retracts with a one-push mechanism. That gives you a tidier option for a desk, bedside table or travel bag than carrying a loose cable separately.

The charger is rated at 65W and has one USB-C port and one USB-A port alongside the built-in cable. Can one compact charger replace the handful of adapters you usually pack? It can reduce the number of separate charging accessories, though the listing doesn’t specify how power is divided when several devices are connected.

How to use it

Connect a device to the built-in cable or either port, then retract the cable for storage when you’re done. For example, you could leave the charger by your desk, pull out the cable for a phone, and use the USB-C or USB-A port for another device without leaving a loose lead stretched across the surface. The cable measures 67 cm, so its reach is worth considering if the wall outlet is far from where you charge.

It’s described as suitable for phones, tablets and laptops, with compatibility examples including iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel, Steam Deck, Switch, AirPods Pro, Galaxy Buds and smartwatches. Those examples don’t guarantee the same charging speed for every device. The stated 65W rating is the charger’s overall rating, the product details don’t explain the output available to each device when all three connections are in use. Without having tested it, I’d treat the multi-device claim as a useful format rather than assume every connected device gets its fastest possible charge.

It suits you if you want fewer loose cables around your setup and value having a built-in cable plus two ports in one plug. It may not be for you if you need a longer built-in lead, or if you want clearly stated power output for each port while charging multiple devices.

Pros

• Built-in retractable Type-C cable, plus USB-C and USB-A ports.
• 65W rated output and support for charging up to three devices at once, according to the product details.
• The retractable design is intended to keep the cable from tangling during storage or travel.
• The listing describes temperature monitoring and a V0-level fireproof shell as part of its protection features.

The trade-off is that the built-in cable fixes both the connector type and the available reach. If your usual setup calls for a different cable length or connector, a separate charger with a cable you choose may suit you better. The product description also doesn’t give device-by-device output figures for simultaneous charging.

Spec sheet

• Type: Wall charger
• Rated power: 65W
• Connections: Built-in Type-C cable, 1 USB-C port and 1 USB-A port
• Built-in cable length: 67 cm
• Colour: Black
• Stated capacity: Charges up to three devices at once

The listing says the cable was tested for more than 10,000 stretches and the plug for 3,000 insertions and removals. These are manufacturer-stated durability details, not a substitute for checking whether the cable reach and ports fit your own routine.

My take

Choose this charger if an integrated, retractable cable and multiple connection options would genuinely simplify your desk or packing list. Its strongest practical appeal is reducing cable clutter while keeping a USB-C and USB-A port available. Skip it if your priority is a specific multi-device power split, a longer built-in cable or a charging setup tailored to one device, those details aren’t established in the product information.