Universal Travel Adapter, NDDI POWER International Travel Plug Adapter with PD & QC 3.0 USB-C Power, European Travel Adapter Wall Charger for UK, EU, AU, Asia Covers 200+Countries

I used this type of outlet for my last trip with family on plane. We were having hard time making USB wire stay connected due to the outlet is really old, us prong didn't stick either, switched it to UK prong and it stay connected for 3 hrs flight, and charging 3 devices at the same time. Best purchase ever!!

All in one international travel plug adapter with max 45W charger (1 USB C PD, 3 USB 2.4A. Note that you will get half of USB C PD (22.5W?) if you plug in a USB C and 1 USB at the same time). It's enough to charge a small laptop (e.g., Macbook Air or Macbook Pro 13) if only USB C port is used (45W). We used it in a 6 countries continental Europe trip without any problem. It a great multi-function space and gadget saver.A little bulky and heavier compare to other international travel adpter+small USB charger (2~2.4 A/10W total) but it provide a lot more charge power so it worth the weight to carry than a lighter plug adpater + laptop charger. The web descriptions didn't say it is a GaN. But from full charge temperature and weight, it seems a GaN charger.

I ordered the NDDI Power Universal Travel Adapter because I got caught out in East Africa without a plug adapter and it was nearly impossible to purchase one in rural Africa. NDDI grabbed my attention because the adapter was marketed as universal and adaptability covered 150 countries. Unfortunately, I’m currently in the U.S. and am not in possession of a European plug to test this nifty gadget out, but I have no reason to believe this adapter would be defective.NDDI did provide a not-so-font friendly user’s guide that had me searching for my magnifying glass. Nonetheless, the use of the adapter seemed straightforward and the regions of compatibility listed on the conversion socket, EU, UK, USA/AUS, were easier to read than the user’s guide. There’s a slid function for each region’s socket, and one simply pulls the slide down to release the corresponding plug; a push of a square button on the other side of the conversion socket, retracts the plug.When next I’m out of the country, I will update this review on the actual use of NDDI’s Travel Adapter. The customized cardboard box that packaged the adapter was a little banged up from shipping, but the adapter remained intact; appeared sturdy and durable. Shipping of the adapter, however, arrived at an expressed rate.

I was really doubting this product because the price was lower than comparable products. Plus the pictures on Amazon show 45w on the PD USB C port, but the description was not showing as such. So I bought one to test and it works exactly like the info printed on the unit. I tested the USB C and it does indeed output 45w. I used my M1 MacBook Pro to test the wattage. I then used my new S22 ultra and my Pixel to test dual charging. Everything works as expected. FYI, the unit gets a little hot when it has been used for more than 30 mins, but that's normal on most AC to DC power plugs. This unit also comes with a 1 year warranty, according to the papers inside the box. This is a great device for less than $20.

This instantly fried my iPad through the usb c. I as well tried it with some cheap usb c electronics which it also fried.I guess you get what you pay for, but that was a costly mistake on a new iPad Pro. Highly disappointed

At over 45 watts of output, this has decluttered my travel setup while not compromising functionality. I was able to charge a MBP m1 laptop with the USB C output and there are also two USB A output at the bottom. The plug adapter will work like any other multi country plugs

Despite being somewhat large, this worked great for a trip to Australia. The USB ports worked well, and charged devices well. It worked so well my buddy who was staying longer than I borrowed it for the rest of his trip.

Nice build quality, PD function works really well. Even good for domestic uses.