MINIX100W Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger 2 x USB-A Quick Charge 3.0, 2 x USB-C Power Delivery Adapter Compatible with MacBook Pro Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 11 Pro,Max XR XS X SE2 and More (NEO P2)

My experience and thoughts:I received the Neo P2 from MINIX and have been testing it for the last few days. I received it via UPS just as I was leaving on a short weekend road trip to visit family so it was a great chance for me to use it in the ‘real world’. I used it at home, at a local cafe and at my family's house.The MINIX Neo P2 is has a fairly compact design (being GaN based), but fairly heavy and sturdy. Solid plastic that seems durable. Not much bigger than Apple's 29-watt UBC-C charger.The 2 UK/Euro adapters are handy for those who travel. (2) pouches are included for storage and travel of the unit and the travel adapters.Testing has been great: I charged 2016 13" MacBook Pro and iPad 9.7 at the same time and also charged an Apple Watch 4, Google Pixel 1, and iPhone 11 Pro Max at the same time. Haven't maxed it out yet.The MINIX Neo P2 power prongs fold into the body for storage/travel. Fairly compact.The NEW P2 has 1 white status light indicates when the MINIX Neo P2 is plugged into A/C. Does not show granular charging status.Note: The MINIX Neo P2 is NOT a portable battery/charger - requires A/C outlet. It does not have an internal battery.Great for those who are transitioning from USB-A to USB-C and need both. I have a ton of both types still.Great value at ~$60. I would highly recommend the MINIX Neo P2 if you want to consolidate chargers. I have already clean out my laptop tech bag and consolidated a few chargers into a single MINIX Neo P2.I will likely be purchasing a second unit for my girlfriend. For $60 you can't beat the price (especially compared to Apple OEM) and MINIX support have been great for me over the last few years.Specs:Dimensions: 85.3 x 60.8 x 28.9mmWeight: 208gCompatible Plug Types: Type A (US), Type C (EU), Type G (UK)Power Input: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 2.4AMax Power Output: 100WPorts: 2 x USB-C and 2 x USB-AUSB-C1: 100W Power Delivery 3.0, 5~15V/3A, 20V/5AUSB-C2: 100W Power Delivery 3.0, 5~15V/3A, 20V/5AUSB-A1: 5/10/12W, 18W Quick Charge 3.0, 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5AUSB-A2: 5/10/12W, 18W Quick Charge 3.0, 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A

When I'm looking to purchase the latest tech toys, Minix never lets me down.I wasn't surprised at all when they came out with their own [Turbo 4-Port GaN Charger]. Didn't have to think twice to shell out the $60 to pick one up myself.*Very well constructed: A bit larger than a box of 52 cards. Can safely place in jacket pocket, laptop bag etc without fear of it accidentally tearing a whole in something. This thanks to the foldable wall plug, and ergonomic design.*Very compact: Thanks to Gallium nitride (GaN) technology which enables semiconductor components to be made much smaller than before, so you can ditch the cheap, bulky, plastic USB wall plug adapters that come standard with most mobile devices.*Very efficient: Had no problem Fast charging my iPhone 11 Pro Max, and Pixel 3 XL phone, while having my 1Mii B06 Plus Bluetooth Receiver being powered at the same time. Didn't observe any abnormal drop in voltage or performance.And I still had 1 open USB slot available. I love this MINIX 100W Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger.With all the cutting edge technology this baby provides, do you know what I like most about this 4-Port GaN Wall Charger?It isn't a wall socket HOG! I'm able to use my top wall socket for my Echo Dot 3rd gen, while having this wall charger plugged into the bottom socket. Got rid of the 4 port power strip I was using to power/charge my various mobile devices.Now my wife can get off my back about the mass of power wire spaghetti she has to deal with whenever she vacuums the bedroom LOL!Are you sick of those bulky USB plugs that are never around when you need one? Sick of dealing with a mess of wires entangling anything that accidentally falls under your desk?Then you need to invest in this MINIX 100W Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger...Today!You won't regret it.

I have used it without problem charging a number of different devices including a MacBook Pro via the thunderbolt-3 port, an iPad Pro 11" via USB-C, a Google Pixel Slate Chromebook via USB-C, and a Lenovo Ideapad Duet Chromebook via USB-C. I have also used it to charge other USB Type-A devices, with no problems.Your charger is strong enough to charge all of these devices, including 2 USB-C computers at once. All of the devices recognize the charger as a legitimate charger, and will charge while using the device. That is NOT the case if I charge from one of the Type-A ports, where all of these devices only trickle charge. But this is the case with all USB-A chargers I've used.Prior to the MINIX NEO-P2, I have been using an Anker Powerport 4 to this point, and it has worked well for me. But it was not able to charge my MacBook Pro (it only has Type-A ports), so I've had to take my OEM 61W charger with me when traveling. This will not be necessary with the Minix charger.I highly recommend this charger to anyone with a mix of USB-A and USB-C devices, especially USB-C devices that require high wattage chargers.

I've ordererd this device hoping to be able to charge a small laptop that needs USB-C connection and 3 ampere at 12 volts. So I connected my laptop to the minix charger, it does charge the laptop... at the same time, I connect my small Sony Xperia phone to the USB-A port of the charger, to see how fast it charges. That shouldn't be a problem, according to the product description. Well, it almost didn't charge at all. So, the charger that I received is not able to charge these two devices at the same time, and therefore is of no interest, as it much heavier (and more expensive) than my UGREEN USB-A charger. Very disappointing.

MINIX 100W Turbo 4-Port a couple of weeks ago and I’ve been putting this guy to the test since then and I have been super impressed. I am constantly looking for chargers and cables for my different devices. But with this that I all over now. I can use this charger now for everything from my S9 to my XPS. I don't have to worry about the Waats as this automatically delivers the power needed.It is very convenient because now I don't need to take different chargers with me this is all I need and can charge 4 devices at once. I have tried many chargers either they are not fast enough or don't deliver enough power this one doesn't have that problem. But what is most surprising if that it is able to supply that much power in such a small form factor, which is much smaller then my laptop 95W power.Overall, super impressed with the build quality and functionality!!!!

I was nervous trying to find a decent high-power charger for travel. This device has satisfied all of my requirements: two USB-C, two quick charge capable USB-A, up to 90W charge power from a single port, small, and rugged (no protruding parts to break or bend) and runs relatively cool. It came with two little protective travel bags (one for the charger, and one for the international outlet adapters which clip on to the charger).I knew from the outset that this would be a problematic charger for fitting in behind furniture because it plugs directly into the outlet and "hangs" from it, so I also bought a tiny 1' right-angle extension cord which I can use to easily plug into outlets behind furniture and then plug this charger in to.I'm very happy with this unit and would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a rugged, high-capacity travel charger.

At first, I bought it to be a second smaller and lighter version of my laptop charger and for my tablet.Unfortunately, I have abandoned this idea because of the following reasons: - It was not stable enough to provide power delivery via usb-c at 100W, letting my laptop battery drain and not giving me the ability to maintain uninterrupted display extension of my tablet to my TV (via HDMI or display port cable) while charging.- Each time you are plugging it in/out or slightly touching it, the charger will make some sparks (you can see and hear them).- The metal pins are too small. The charger will be so loose that most of the time it will fall from a regular wall plug.

I have used the charger for approximately a month or so and using it on the iPhone 7, Samsung S8, Samsung S10, Samsung S20, Samsung Tablets, Nintendo Switch, GoPro 8 and Amazon Tablet using all ports and it has put a hold on to charge all devices at the same time. It does support FAST charging when you connect a device that supports it.I have another wall charger that I was using when you connect 3 devices at the same time it doesn't hold up. The 3ed phone would usually connect/disconnect and never charges.With this new Minix wall charger it can use all ports at the same time and charge all devices! Big KUDOS to Minix on this part. I can now charge 4 devices at the same time without any problems .The size is reasonable (not larger than my palm and weights at 195G ( I actually weighed) . I have used this in my car as I have a power outlook on my 2017 Nissan Pathfinder Platinum and charges the same. This is a BIG deal because I'm constantly charging devices for my kids on our drive to/from a long trip .Overall I'm impressed with the device and I will certainly put it to good use (everyday)!

This unit is very good at providing a charge to my devices. I like the flexibility of the different power plugs. This is also a very solid unit that I am sure would survive significant drops.The issue I have is that this is a very solid unit which has some weight to it. This may sound odd but in the elongated design this causes a problem where any slight pull on a USB cable has the Minix falling out of the plug. I wish the designers would have gone wider and shorter so that there would be less of a leverage effect on the prongs. This might only have been be a problem with the American plug, but the design requires that you plug the American two prong into the adapters for the other electrical plug styles.I would begrudgingly return the unit (I really like the rest of what it offers and does) because of the problem keeping it in the wall, except that I am past the return window. For now I will have to come up with some sort of tripod prop to hold it in the wall.