Even the very best phones come sans charger these days, whether we like it or not. That means you’re going to need to provide your own charger, but why settle for a boring single-port power brick? This versatile Baseus charger can power three things at once and has a maximum power output of 67 watts, making it a great option for tablets, phones and more — and it’s only $40 right now.

Amazon has dropped the Baseus Enercore CJ11 USB-C charger back down to $40 ahead of the retailer’s upcoming October Prime Day event. That’s a 33% discount off its $60 list price, bringing the cost back down to the all-time low price we saw in July.

This deal gets you the 67-watt version for the same price as the 45-watt one, which is a no-brainer in my book. It comes in a sleek, silvery-black finish with an etched texture and has two USB-C ports for your devices. There’s also a retractable 32-inch USB-C cable, which is a lovely convenience feature. Simultaneous charging means you can boost the battery on multiple devices at once, making this a smart pick for travel, work or everyday charging.

Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money.

Another convenient addition is the use of foldable plugs. That means you can travel with this charger and not have it stick into anything in your bag — or into you if it’s in your pocket.

Baseus says this little box of tricks can charge a MacBook Air and similar laptops — and it’s perfect for earbuds and other small accessories, too. All you need to do now is make sure to order your new charger before this deal comes to an end.

Why this deal matters

You can never have too many chargers, and this one can power three things at once. With a maximum 67-watt output, it can charge your more power-hungry devices as well. It’s rare to see a retractable cable, foldable plug and multiport support at this price — especially from a trusted brand like Baseus. At this price, it’s one deal you won’t want to miss.

Don’t miss any of our unbiased tech content and lab-based reviews. Add CNET as a preferred Google source on Chrome.