Universal Travel Adapter, GaN International Plug Adapter with 3 USB-C 70W PD Fast Charging & 2 USB-A Adaptor All-in-one Wall Charger for USA EU UK AUS (TA-105 Pro, Black)

I compared several brands and several models of this Epicka charger, I have the 70W model, yes it was more than the others. I think it will more than pay for itself. First, it has 2 USB B and 3 USB C ports, so plenty to charge my Iphone, Ipad, headphones, and a couple more devices all at once, but remember, the more you plug in the more the power is directed to multiple outlets and it reduces the power to all. They still charge quickly, but not as quickly as when you plug in one USB C connection as long as your devices can take advantage of the increased power. Seems like we always wind up with more devices as time goes on, this will help keep me a bit future proofed. So far the ports work as advertised, but I haven't had this very long. I do like the layout, the ports are a bit separated to allow plugs to be easily inserted and removed. The Red USB C port is to be used as a primary connection as it delivers up to full power to a device. As a travel adapter I haven't tested it abroad yet, I will soon though. I did plug it into my outlet in the US, worked very well and when I projected the plug the build quality was evident, the prongs slid out easily and locked in place. To retract you have to press a button on the side to release the plug back into the case. The adapter seems well built, solid, Its size is small considering what it contains, can you get smaller ones, probably, but will they be this flexible? The 3 different plugs that are actually 4 , make this adapter extremely versatile, according to the manufacturer, it works in over 200 countries. Yes, there are a couple that it does not work in but I don't fault it for that. Having played and used this for a bit, I think it is a good value for the money, even though it was their more expensive model, so you may opt for a lesser model but it will also be a good value for the money. I think I will have this for quite some time which adds to the value. Size wise, it is larger than other wall chargers I have, this blocks both outlets in the US receptacle, and may also do that for some other countries too. It does have a single outlet which is NOT an adapter, it just extends the one outlet to the face of this unit. It comes with a 10 amp fuse and a spare built in which is very important. Read the instructions on what you can plug into this. It is not terribly large for all that it can do, I mean it can plug into 4 different types of receptacles, that takes up some space just to physically fit this all in one small box. And a small bonus or two, it comes with additional spare fuses and a travel pouch that zips up tight, not that you need it, but it is nice.

Worked great plugging in all across Europe. I was never left searching for adapters or plugs. It's a perfect travel companion. I bought a second one for my wife and another for my son. Very affordable for the comfort of provides.

We bought two of these for traveling to Netherlands, France and the UK. They worked perfectly in all 3 countries. I didn’t pay close attention to how much power provided, but easily handled an Apple Watch and iPhone 15 Pro. Pros: - Totally versatile. Worked in all 3 countries and the US. Will become my go to travel charger. - Power indicator. Nice to have a little light that shows you if the outlet you are plugged into has power. - Pass through outlet. Allows you to unplug something, put this in-line and plug the something back in for full use of the outlet and even a power strip if needed. - Wide voltage range. Handled voltages from 110 to 230 seamlessly. - Relatively compact. You can extend the prongs for each type of outlet without having to have a bag of different prongs. Prongs lock in place and can retract by pushing a button. - Fuse. Apparently it’s fused and comes with spares. I never blew a fuse on my travels. Cons: A bit bulky. The brick is a bit large and heavyish, so may sag on a loose plug. It never caused me issues, especially on European plugs that are a bit sturdier than American it seems.

This replaced a HUGE adapter that had lots of parts. Nice, complete, compact travel item. Even so it was too large for the plugs on some of the older trains. But in hotels — even really old ones — it was great. The USB-C and USB-A ports are a plus. As the description states: it doesn’t convert current. Do your research so you know what you can plug into it. We had no issues with phones, portable charges or toothbrushes.

Worked great in every country we traveled to so far (Turkey, Nepal, Thailand, and Japan). Great for travel in the US as well. Having multiple USB-A and USB-C ports as well as the ability to plug in other chargers into this one adapter was terrific. Highly recommend.

Its kind of weird. The red port definitely has the most power, but nothing else is able to even power my wireless charger for my phone and watch. Cannot all of that with a laptop or tablet. This is not for that. But it is sturdy, and it is adaptable.

Works great. I’ve used in Iceland, UK, Germany, Austria, and, of course, U.S. I tend to only use the USB ports.

Good unit, combining quite a few items into one useful unit. It's a charger, universal adapter and has plenty USB-A and USB-C outlets. Recommended