100W Universal Travel Adapter,GOUNULI GAN Fast Charger Travel Plug Adapter Worldwide 3 USB-C,1 USB-A,International Travel Adapter Converter Compatible with Europe UK EU AUS Laptops Tablets Phones iPad

When travelling you're going to need a travel adapter anyway. So its great that this product combines both the ability to use high power devices in the usb-c port while also being a travel adapter and also being relatively small. yes if you have an existing travel adapter this thing looks pretty big in comparison. But think of it more as you're compacting 1 high power usb-c adapter and 3 lower powered usb adapters into a very compact package. The 100w charger I have for my laptop is already bigger than this, so it's already saving space. Instead of 3 different adapter/chargers, I'm now only carrying one of themOne thing from the listing that isn't obvious but sort of is in hind sight. When using all 4 ports it looks like the USB-A and USB-C ports provide 15W EACH. When in reality they provide 15W COMBINED. This is sort of obvious if you think of how the watts would have to be split to get 100W total. But I feel like if the graphic on the listing showed the two 15W ports to be 'combined' in some way so its more obvious that its not 15W eachOtherwise a solid product and a welcome addition to my travel pack

I used this on my international trip and having the 100W USB in one plug for my phones and a universal outlet for additional plug in devices worked out well. I would recommend this to anyone who travels international and needs plugs without an additional headache of carrying separate cell phone charges

I love a solid GaN charger for travel. I have several. Unfortunately, they're not all made the same. I test them before I take them on any sort of overseas trip as there's nothing worse than a failed charger when you need power. This works-ish. It will only charge one or two items at a time. Anything more and it doesn't deliver enough power to any of the ports. This means I'd have to bring more than one, which then defeats the purpose of an all-in-one! Skip this charger, as there are plenty on Amazon that work better in this price range.

The pricing and features should be solid. Lot of power and should do what I want. But...I found the Amazon package on my doorstep the other dayDespite it saying the object inside weighed 0.8 pounds there was absolutely nothing inside. I have to wonder if this was a legitimate mistake or a scam. How would a shipping department not know the package...

This is a FANTASTIC travel charger that easily outputs enough power to handle it all. Know that it's much heavier than cheaper versions that don't output anywhere near as much power, but not too bad. You can eliminate all of your other chargers so the weight cancels out in your travel bag.

Despite converter in the product name, this does not convert voltage, so be careful when plugging in 110v devices. Should still function for USB/USB-C charging regardless. Easy to switch between plug types.

I needed something that would be hassle for me in Hong Kong, and still provide some use after the trip for future plans. This fit the bill. It was easy to change the prong to the right standard and had enough juice to power multiple devices directly via the usb ports.

I primarily purchased this charger over its competition because it claims to provide 65W+35W charging when two devices when attached. Many competing chargers have one 65W+ port but will only state charging of additional devices at 15-20W. This charger, unfortunately, does not even meet those specifications, however.My tests were performed using the two high-speed USB-C ports. I first plugged in my MacBook Air, which comes with a 35W charger, but is known to charge at 45W+ with a faster charger. This charger worked well, charging it at 48W or so, really maxing out the charging capacity of the laptop.I then plugged in a nearly-empty iPhone 13 Pro. While it is generally listed as charging at 20W, it is known it'll charge at slightly faster speeds, and again, this charger did well, charging it at around 26W.The disappointment came when charging both the laptop and the phone. While nowhere near this charger's claimed 65W+35W charging capacity when using the two ports indicated in the specifications, the charger only provided the iPhone with around 8W, while continuing to charge the MacBook Air at full speed.Ultimately, this is a powerful charger, but doesn't live up to its claims for dual-port charging.