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Mophie: carrier-counter convenience, GaN inside.

Mophie has been a ZAGG brand since 2016, and that shows in where you find it — the accessory wall at a carrier store, not page three of a marketplace search. The Speedport wall chargers are competent GaN; the premium you pay is for distribution and the MagSafe-adjacent ecosystem, not for watts.

What Mophie is genuinely good at

The company made its name on battery cases and the powerstation bank line, and that heritage still defines the catalog: portable power, magnetic Qi2 stands, and a short, tidy range of wall adapters branded Speedport. Two things follow from that.

First, availability. Mophie is stocked at carrier stores, airport kiosks and big-box counters, which makes it the brand you buy at 6pm on the day your charger dies. If you are in that situation, our replacing a lost charger checklist is the faster read.

Second, ecosystem coherence. If you already run a Mophie magnetic stand or bank, matching the wall brick means one set of cables and one set of LED behaviours. That is worth something, though not the whole price gap against a UGREEN or Anker unit of the same output.

The Speedport line by class

ClassTypical portsProtocols to expectRight for
Speedport 30-class1× USB-CUSB-C PDiPhone, AirPods, small tablets
Speedport 67-class2× USB-CPD, shared outputMacBook Air, iPad Pro + phone
Speedport 120-classMulti-port USB-C desktopPD, per-port splitDesk hub for a laptop plus three devices

Every unit in the line is standards-based USB-C Power Delivery, so a Galaxy will charge but will not necessarily hit Super Fast Charging 2.0 — that needs PPS, which Mophie does not advertise across the range. If PPS is what you are after, read PPS explained first and treat any listing silent on it as a "no".

Buy the dual-port, not the single. Mophie's price ladder is unusually flat between the 30W single-port and the 67W two-port: for a small step up you go from phone-only to laptop-class, and the second port is what stops you owning two bricks.

The picks

  • 67W

    Mophie Speedport 67 (best value in the line)

    Two USB-C ports and enough headroom for a MacBook Air at fast-charge speed while a phone tops up alongside. The one Speedport that makes sense at full retail — see our Speedport 67 review.

    Output
    67W GaN
    Ports
    2× USB-C
    Splits to
    Laptop + phone
    Best for
    One-brick households
    Check price on Amazon
  • 30W

    Mophie Speedport 30

    Single-port GaN sized for a phone. Correct spec for an iPhone, but this is the tier where house brands undercut Mophie hardest.

    Output
    30W GaN
    Ports
    1× USB-C
    Best for
    iPhone, iPad mini
    Skip if
    You want two ports
    Check price on Amazon
  • 120W

    Mophie Speedport 120-class desktop

    Multi-port desk unit for people who want the laptop, tablet and phone on one outlet. Check the per-port split on the box before buying.

    Output
    120W-class
    Form
    Desktop, corded
    Ports
    Multi USB-C
    Best for
    Desk consolidation
    Check price on Amazon

Cross-shop the 67W tier against the 65W class generally — that page lists what the same money buys from spec-first brands.

Who should skip Mophie

Skip it if you are buying online with time to compare: at every wattage there is a GaN charger with one more port for the same money. Skip it if you own a Galaxy that needs 45W PPS. And skip it if you need PD 3.1 at 140W or above for a 16″ laptop — that is SmallRig and Hyper territory, not Mophie's. Buy Mophie when you need it today, in a store, from a brand with a real support line. The general case for and against name-brand accessories is laid out in official vs third-party adapters.

FAQ

Is Mophie the same company as ZAGG?

Mophie has been part of ZAGG since 2016. It operates as ZAGG's power brand, which is why you see it alongside InvisibleShield screen protection in carrier and big-box stores.

Does a Mophie Speedport charge a MacBook?

The 67W-class unit does, at MacBook Air fast-charge speed and comfortably for a 14-inch MacBook Pro under normal load. Below that, a 30W unit will charge a laptop but slowly, and mostly while it sleeps.

Do Mophie chargers support PPS for Samsung fast charging?

Do not assume so. Mophie markets USB-C Power Delivery; Samsung's 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 requires the PPS extension. If the listing or the box does not print PPS, plan on standard PD speeds.

Is Mophie worth the price over a house brand?

For same-day availability, a staffed warranty channel and ecosystem consistency, yes. On pure watts and ports per dollar, no — a certified GaN unit from a spec-first brand wins that comparison at every wattage.