100W Turbo 4-Ports GaN Wall Charger, 3 x USB-C port Fast Charging Adapter(Max 100W/20W), 1 USB-A (Max 18W). Compatible with USB-A and USB-C phones, laptop, tablet and More.(NEO P3)

Update after 3 weeks of daily use.This charger is brilliant, charged all my devices, in super quick time, doesn’t get hot and does exactly what it’s been designed for.After years of using a lower powered charger that started playing up I wanted something that could handle the demands of charging my devices, I initially bought a different GAN charger but due to it not staying in the wall I bought this one instead and really glad I did.It works great in the UK for charging your devices, but where I really need it is, is for use in the EU where I work and the US.Charger comes with a nice bags to hold the adapters, fits securely in the wall when being used but sits horizontally rather than vertical which isn’t an issue. Charges my devices really quickly and was exactly what I wanted and it’s proving very reliable for charging my phone, headphones, iPad and Garmin without issue.

With most portable electronics these days being powered by some flavour of USB, a single charger to rule them all is feasible for a lot of people. This product wraps up that fantasy, juices it up with 100W of power, and adds worldwide interchangeable adapters to boot. It's all you really need.With 3x USB-C and 1x USB-A ports, I can charge anything and everything I bring with me when travelling (except my toothbrush - that's a rant for another day). I can charge my phone, smartwatch, headphones, tablet, and laptop without worry. My MacBook can charge at full speed thanks to the 100W maximum throughput, and plugging in multiple devices redistributes power accordingly.Using GaN instead of silicon allows its footprint to be surprisingly small given the power it packs. Though it does feel quite hefty in the hand, which can be a point for durability. Swapping out the plug heads is quite easy when I'm travelling internationally.My only complains are reasonably minor. One: it can get toasty when charging devices. It's not a huge issue, and I'm sure it has safety features to stop it overheating. In the year I've had it, I've never noticed any problems stemming from it. Two: the plug heads don't fit as securely as I'd like. They sort of click into place, but not that strongly and can slide loose with a bit of force. In a couple of instances, I've tried to unplug the charger, and pulled it out of the socket but left the plug head behind (without any lasting damage, but nonetheless it's a tad annoying).Overall, it's a solid charger that has a permanent place in my travel tech pouch. I've really enjoyed using it for the past year. Pickings were slim back then, but now there are a few competing products on the market from UGreen, Anker, etc. You won't go wrong with them, but you'll also be just fine with this.

I've been using this charger for over a year now and had no issues at all.The build quality is quite good, it doesn't get warm under most normal operation powering a HomePod mini and fast charging an iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPad Pro.I have recently used it for travelling and found it to be very portable and versatile. It comes with UK/IE, EU and US plug adapters which is very handy.My only problem is one that all products like this share, it's not entirely clear what max amperage each port will run at when using more than one. Yes there are details in the item page(s) but, when you're travelling or just plugging stuff in at night it's a nuisance. Unfortunately there's no way to avoid it, so I regard this as the best USB plug adapter I have used by some margin.I'm considering buying another so I can charge my MacBooks with them, although a 140W version would be preferable for that.

I thought I'd write a review as I have now been using this adapter for over a year.The functionality is brilliant I travel a fair bit with work and this is perfect to charge everything, I have a work MS surface and Iphone, then my personal android phone and then various other headphones, batteries and watches and this does it all. There is some consideration which device is plugged in which port but this is really well explained and straightforward, this is similar for other power adapters.I recently had to buy a replacement UK plug adapter as the clip broke it became loose and it's not light in weight but at least you can buy replacement and additional adaptors for many you can not! For these two reasons 4 out of 5 start but I would recommend.EDIT : I am updating this review as the replacement 3 pin adapter I bought failed after just over a month. Real shame again as the P3 again otherwise great adapter but at this price I expect more!

The product is handy sized for travelling. It could have been a great product, but it is not.It stopped working after a while and it took me a long time to identify whether it is the adaptor or the cable that is causing the issue and recently I tested with my friend's adapter and found that the UK adapter is not sturdy and that is what is causing the issue. I dont want to buy another charger just for the UK adapter. After 30 days I can't return the product and I am not able to contact the seller as well.Update: The seller contacted me and sent a replacement UK socket adapter that works.Update-2: Feb 2024: the UK adapter stopped working again after around 9months. The adapter is not supposed to be a consumable. This is clearly a design or manufacturing defect.

My go-to travel charger. I like the way the outlet adapters are piggy-backing on the US pegs, makes it one less attachment to bring (not just when travelling to the US, but airlines almost always support the US plug). Has enough power to quickly charge phones, iPads, and can even be used for a USB-C powered laptop if needed.The charger resets whenever you introduce/remove a new load (presumably to reconfigure power distribution), so don’t use this to power your raspberry pi farm.

A great travel accompaniment, small, mostly USB-C ports with an old fashioned USB thrown in for when you really need it.