TechEye White Travel Adapter Worldwide – USB-C + QC3.0 Dual Port, 20W Fast Charging Plug for iPhone 15/14/13/12, Samsung S24/23, Fold, Note20 & More – Slim, Smart, and Portable

I’ve had this for a couple of years. Still going strong. Very small. It has no weight, and you can really keep it in your handbag, laptop bag, rucksack, coat pocket and forget about it - until you need it at a train station, airport, hotel room, etc! At 20W (I’ve tested this) it’s not charging a laptop in 30mins, but, it is still a life saver if you need power, pretty much anywhere in the world (including in a local pub/cafe/restaurant if your phone has died at 11:30pm, you need an uber, and can find a power outlet). I prefer to have my travel bulk in a large, powerful (145W) portable battery. Keep that topped up with this 20W plug over night, and you’re good for any situation.

Fantastic little addition to my EDC. USB A and C upto 25W and all the worldwide adapters you can wish for in one little device. Genuinely astonishing how I have lived without this.

Neat design, very compact, but without getting scientific this seemed to lack oomph when charging bigger items like my iPad Pro. Recommended, but … it’s a compromise.

This is a great travel charger not powerful enough for laptops but good for tblets and phones. This is my third one because of members of my family keep asking me for it.

Copy of other similar chargers. Broke in few weeks.

Why carry a battery bank and deal with all the hassle of making sure it’s always charged up, when you can charge your phone anywhere with this small charger. It really needs a keyring attachment and an integrated cable holder to make this a bring anywhere charger.

I initially had some doubts but have come to accept that some reviews on Amazon need to be taken with a large dose of salt. As in it is not a hardware problem on the part of the supplier but a software one on the part of the purchaser. To put it as politely as I can.This charger at 20W is adequately powerful. It takes very little space and is versatile enought to cover virtually everywhere in the world. Unless grossly mishandled it is also adequately robust. The weak point is obviously the UK earth prong but that poor 1947 design is always a challenge to deal with.

This is a perfect laptop charging power source (as long as your laptop draws under 20W) as it is so compact, and was absolutely perfect for about 30 minutes of intermittent use... then it stopped PD charging... couldn't figure out what happened but would only output 5v to my laptop. I have a usb load and PD decoy, and found that the charger could be tripped to the correct voltage and draw the 20W after some experimentation with the decoy... then it worked back charging my laptop as before... so at least it is working now although I am not sure how reliable it will be and if i trust it as my sole charger when traveling... I left it drawing 19.9W for 60 minutes on the usb load and it worked perfectly... then charged laptop for around two hours and it also worked perfectly, so no idea what caused it not to trip from 5v to 12v on my laptop after the initial problem as it appears to be working perfectly now... great form factor and idea... just wish maybe it was a bit more reliable and maybe being 65W would give extra overhead and require better components that could mitigate any issues... mixed bag this one!