MOMAXUniversal Travel Adapter,100W Fast GaN International Power Adapter, 2PD USB-C+2QC USB-A Travel Plug Adapter, US/UK/EU/AU Universal Charger for Laptops, Tablets, Phones Vision Pro 1-World

Good quality adaptor... Everything seems to fit nicely (I've used UK plugs into the adaptor, plugged into US/Mexico wall sockets). All parts of the adaptor slide with ease and lock out effectively. One of the key features that attracted me was the number of USB sockets on the adaptor, including the fast charge PD port. I can confirm that the power rating is genuine and it delivers exactly in line with the product description (I successfully fast charged my Galaxy S23 Ultra whilst simultaneously charging a Kindle and my smart watch from other sockets). A great adaptor that is suitable for world travel and avoids the need to take multiple USB adaptors on our travels. I bought 4 of these for the whole family for our holiday to Mexico, and pleased to say that all devices worked perfectly for everyone. Thoroughly recommended!

This is a fantastic travel chargerSuitable for use around the world or just at homeGAN technology means it small and offers super fast and intelligent charging protecting your devices.USB A and fast USB C charging ports.Best charger I own !!!Only improvement I would like to see is a travel case to protect in transit.Highly recommend

Super good if you travel alot. Has super fast charge and will charge multiple items at a time.Does not get hot either. Throughly used, well worth it!

This is a great charger but it's not perfect. I bought the 100W GaN from UGREEN and that did a brilliant job of charging anything you plugged in, but this one seems to struggle if the devices you plug in request a different voltage to each other.I have two Anker power banks as shown in the picture. I cannot plug them both in via USB C to charge, one has to be USB A or I get nothing at all.Its form factor means you inevitably run into an instance of not being able to plug it in, because there's a shelf or skirting board under your plug blocking the USB ports, but that's not the device manufacturer's problem. Just have a backup, okay?All in all, a very handy device and it's got me out of a few pickles. When I travel I bring this *and* my laptop charger - which is a shame as I wanted to leave my laptop charger behind. But this will have to do for now.At least I can plug my laptop charger in the front.

I've bought this item twice and twice it has had the same failure. The white light goes out and only one of the Usb C ports work. This makes it VERY LIKELY its a design issue but the worst of all is their customer service! They are just ignoring my emails and messages on their whatsapp even though my product is within the 1 year warranty (I bought it in June 2024). DO NOT BUY this product because it will fail on you and THEY WILL IGNORE YOUR MESSAGES FOR A RETURN.

As a purely USB travel charger, this thing is excellent. 70W single port is hugely helpful for charging my laptop while travelling! But, you SHOULDN'T use any earthed appliances with this, because it does not have any earth pins, even for the UK plug. Thankfully, most things you'd be charging while travelling are not earthed, but if you want to use this to hijack some power from your hotel room as a kind of pass through, just make sure the appliance you're plugging in isn't earthed. The dual fuses alleviate a lot of worry around this if you want to risk it though. Overall, a great charger with a lot of utility in a compact form factor, just be aware it isn't an electrical panacea.

I travel a few times a year for my job, and of course enjoy a holiday when I can! Over the year I have curated a specific ‘electronics bag’ to power all of my devices…and this ticks all the boxes & replaces multiple items.For years I have carried a slim GAN charger from Anker, which had a 45W PD USB C, as well as 3x USB A - and was my go too for travelling…so long as I had the correct ‘infinity style circle of 8’ mains cable to hand! 9/10 times this would be sufficient. The only issue I had…was 45W PD wasn’t quite cutting it in some cases:My Intel MacBook Pro 16” would struggle to charge when under moderate load (as it can draw up to 87W!) meaning, I’d often leave where I had been charging with just a minor increase in battery.The ASUS ROG ALLY’s battery is definitely its Achilles heel - under the highest loads, an hour is to be expected! And whilst it will run on less than 65W, it doesn’t perform anywhere near its potential.This unit extremely well built and solid - it has sufficient ports and clearly travel orientated, with all its different adapters. 10A fuse is a nice touch for safety