MINIX NEO P3 100W Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger, 3 x USB C port Fast Charging Power Adapter(Max 100W/20W), 1 USB-A (Max 18W). Compatible with MacBook Pro Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 17/16 Pro Max,Galaxy S23

Works great! Charges laptop, phone, etc... the adapters for international power outlets have come in handy as well, as I live in a country that uses European style outlets. It stays in my laptop bag, and I can use while traveling, for meetings away from the office, etc...

This is an excellent charger with support for all the latest charging protocols. It actually does superfast charge Samsung phones, and it charges my HP laptop at 100W when 65W USB chargers will only charge it while it's powered down. The slip-on UK/EU plugs are an extremely clever design which slips over the US plug, muuuuch more practical and compact than the typical method of completely replacing the plug. My only minor complaint is that whenever you plug or unplug anything from any of its sockets, the whole charger "reboots" and the other plugs flip off and then back on. Not a big deal unless you are directly powering something that's not just charging up a battery.

Edit: Updating to 5stars because the charger decided to deliver 96W in the right circumstances. The charger is a good size and seems well built. I travel between the US, Europe, and the Middle East, and it comes with the plugs for all which is major plus for me. The value on sale is good, but undiscounted there are better options for equal or lesser cost. As far as charging capacity goes it’s very good, but not quite as advertised. My iPad, phone, laptop, and 27,000mAh battery bank all will charge at about 60 watts when individually plugged in. This is more than good enough to run and charge any device I own but it’s far off the 100 watts advertised. I know my battery bank can take 90+ watts on the right charger. That said, this charging brick can hit 80-90 watts with multiple items plugged in so that’s closer to its mark and makes multiple device charging tenable off this one plug without huge sacrifices in recharge times. Testing was done with a kill-a-watt meter, and top end Anker Prime cables / battery banks

I bought this USB charger 4 or 5 months ago. It's plugged in 24/7. All USB ports work perfectly and it charges my Apple laptop, both of iPhones and my iPad quickly. So far it is working fine for me. Your mileage may vary...

I have been using this charger for a little over a year. I like the size and the fact that I can charge multiple devices at one time. I haven’t had any problems with weight or temperature and I have travelled with it extensively. Overall, I think it has been a good value. My problem is that the European adaptor was very difficult to place on the plug. It bent the prongs so badly that now 3 months later, it is not usable. I will repurchase but not for international travel.

I was looking for a travel charging solution for my tablet, phone, watch and action camera and/or drone. This relatively compact charger fills the bill. It’s even powerful enough to charge my 14” laptop in a pinch. It doesn’t get too warm, has a nice draw-string travel bag and includes two adaptors for many European and Asian country power setups. It includes four, clearly marked ports: one USB A at up to 18 watts; and three USB C ports with two designated up to 100 watts and one rated up to 20 watts. The output is limited to 100 watts total, however. A power-on light is a nice touch, especially when some hotel room outlets may or may not be working. Lastly, it feels solidly built with a nice matte black finish.

Yes yes yes. We we're in Cancun, Mexico for a week. We used it every day. It was perfect. No problems whatsoever.

The Minix Neo P3 100w charger is an incredible little charger. Smaller than most laptop charging bricks, this thing fits in the palm of your hand and generates enough power to fast charge a14" M4 Pro MacBook Pro. And while it steps down power when you plug in more devices, this is a great travel charger in terms of taking up less space and weight and has the ability to charge a large variety of devices at the same time. I've been using it daily for well over a year now and absolutely no problems. The only quirk is it tends to spark when you plug it in and for whatever reason, Minix failed to include a plug adapter for Australia. Would definitely recommend this charger

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This is a really handy little charger. I had been looking for an Anker version of this because I'm usually quite cautious when it comes to charging (stories of chargers breaking/overheating etc) but because Anker doesn't do a 100w travel version I took a shot on this. I use it to charge my XPS 15 and Apple devices. It definitely delivers the wattage. If you're seeing less then check your cable, as they aren't all certified to carry the larger amounts. It doesn't overheat and it is super compact when compared to my original XPS charger. It also comes with EU and US plugs so you can travel anywhere without having to worry about adapters. Some people said that this charger stopped working over time, so I'll update this post if that happens of course, but for now it has my top recommendation.

This is the one to get. Works exactly how it's supposed to. Charges Dell, Lenovo and Asus laptops without issue (even though Dell complains 'slow charging' but charges up battery while using the laptop anyway). Supports superfast charging on the Samsung devices, tablet and phones. Absolutely better for travel than the ridiculous laptop power bricks. Make sure your cable is rated for at least 100W otherwise you'll have issue regardless of charger.

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.

Solid well build product, does what it should do!