P1 66W Turbo 3-Port GaN Travel Wall Charger USB C Fast Power Adapter | Foldable Plug (2x USB-C, 1x USB-A) Compatible with MacBook Pro Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 17/16/15/13, Galaxy S25 (US/UK/EU Plugs)

Great charger!It rapidly charges my Pixel 7 and other modern phones with USB-C.Works well for iPhone / iPad too, and any USB device, as expected.I love this charger for travel, and for use at my desk. It's great to get fast PD charging to keep my phone and Anker battery charged quickly.POWER:66W is fast enough to keep a laptop topped off, although you'll want 100W+ for regular use.Check the diagram in the product photos for wattage when you have multiple devices connected - it's 66W TOTAL, that gets split between each plug. Not a problem for such a small and low-priced charger though.CONNECTIVITY:Supports USB PD with the two Type C connectors, and fast charge on the Type A ('normal' or 'old' rectangle USB).GREAT FOR TRAVEL:With the EU/UK plug adapter installed, it's more compact than most chargers out there - and definitely more compact than a clunky external adapter.This charger supports AC 100V-240V 50~60Hz input, so it should work anywhere in the world. I've tried US and EU, it works well.Includes built-in US plug, with easy slide-on adapters for EU and UK outlets. The adapters stay firmly attached, but easy to remove by hand.CONS: Wish it came with a pouch to hold the travel plugs. TRAVEL TIP: get a little pouch to hold your charger and cable, ideally with mesh so you can see it!

This is the second MINIX 66W 3-Port charger I have purchased (for good reason). I owned the first one for nearly 2 years and just passed it down to my son for his trip to Spain...and bought a new one for myself. Compact, powerful, versatile, sturdy, and reliable! It has a nice solid heft to it. It comes with international adaptors (EU and UK; I've used it for travel in Egypt, Jordan, and Bali). This thing is small and easy to pack, but packs a punch. At 66W max power, it charges my devices quickly, even when I've got an iPad, iPhone, and Kindle plugged in at the same time. You definitely get faster charge times with fewer devices plugged in. Although the Specifications on the Amazon listing outline how charging power is spread out over three ports, by port type, here you go:Single port output: USB-C port: up to 65W; USB-A port: up to 36W2 ports used simultaneously: USB-C Port + USB-C Port: 30W+30W; USB-C Port + USB-A Port: 45W+18W3 ports used simultaneously: 30W+18W+18WIt also plugs in nicely to outlets, with a secure fit. I've purchased a lot of third-party charging adapters over the years, and many of them are made of cheap plastic and hang loosely out of sockets. Not this one. Only issue is that occasionally it arcs a little when plugging it into a socket. For me, not a big deal, but might concern some. Highly recommend!

REVISED 3/14/25: Happy customer here. As you'll see below, I was having quite a bit of trouble using this charger to charge my 16" MacBook Pro. That has changed. The company reached out to me last month, and sent me three new versions of this charger, to replace the three I was struggling with. Sure enough, that solved the problem, and I can count on my new chargers to work. My understanding is that the current version of the product that's being offered here is the version that they sent me as a fix, so I would not expect others to have MacBook charging issues with this product. No one asked me to update my review but I'm doing so as a courtesy to say thank you for what is now a fully functional product and some top-notch customer service.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I use this product as a travel charger, because it's light and compact. Honestly seemed like the perfect thing, but there is no reliable way to use it to charge my MacBook Pros (16" M1, M3, and M4—tested on all three machines). Even though the MacBook Pros are happy to sip tiny amounts of power from small chargers (I've done so with chargers down to 30W), when I connect them to this charger using the power cable that comes with the computer, they connect and disconnect many times in rapid succession. It's as if the computer starts getting power, and then gets dropped repeatedly by the charger. Sometimes, after 4 or 5 tries (10 seconds or so), it starts charging. Most times, it just connects and disconnects over and over again. Sometimes, it starts, only to resume this connect/disconnect cycle an hour later, or in the middle of the night. Can't imagine this is good for the computer.I can only assume that this is a problem with the controller chip inside the adapter. I own THREE of these adapters, and the same problem happens with all of them. I've tried using different cables, plugging things in in a different order. No reliable solution. I'm not pleased.

I purchased this thing over 2 years ago and it's still working great. I'm amazed about how much wattage it can output given its size. It gets a little warm but never hot. Super small, much smaller than any other charger. I have seen. No issues with USBC ports or any other problems. I have Android devices. Charges my Chromebook as well. Honestly one if the best travel items I have. The additional plugs for UK and Europe are handy and work well.

Generally satisfied with this device, price, design and capability as follows:1. Price ($40) is mid-point; there are cheaper and more expensive ones from other China sourced companies. See below - comes w/ UK, Europe AC adaptors that are $10 in value.2. GaN transformer element is both 1/2 smaller & lighter compared with prior-gen brick-type chargers. The game changer of GaN is that the small size of GaN allows the merging of lap-top brick-type chargers w/ chargers for personal devices. With laptops & goddam Apple going to C ports for new devices, there may be the Nirvana of one compact, travel & backup charger for all devices. We may be there as legacy devices with micro-B & Lightning are removed from use.3. Product finish, I think is very good, with very good feel and look, and some "texture." It's different from Apple look & feel of "white & smooth."4. Design - this has my requirement of a power indicator (small LED), and also combo USB B and C ports to run next-gen C and legacy devices on B. There are 4 or 5 port chargers, but they may be too big for the wall outlet or power bar. If I need more ports (like charging 5 devices for the family in a hotel, I have another charger with an AC cord).5. Power - here's where everyone needs to pay attention to specs - all PD (Power Delivery) chargers seem to be rated 65W ("Total"), but this unit is rated for FULL 65W when using 1 C port, while other, less capable, are rated for 45W for C only + 18W for B and they claim 65W. In other words, this Minix can provide 65W for laptops while others provide 45W even when rated for 65-68W.Follow-on use. A Dell 14” laptop and iPhone was connected and the Dell flashed a warning that the charger was providing “low power.” This suggests another plugged in device will cause this charger to power down to 45W to the C port, and slow down charging of multiple devices.6. AC Power - it's 120-240V so with proper AC adapters, it can be used around the world by itself. This charger comes with AC adaptors that cover all the popular places like UK & Europe. The adaptors themselves are $10 value. I have a very capable BaseUS-brand "multi-purpose" charger with all the features I want, BUT it's only 125V (WTF?).7. C Cable - DIDN'T come with a C-cord for laptop power delivery (PD) while some other chargers do. After-market C cables typically are very stiff (and easily kinked) and while C-cables attached OEM brick chargers for laptops are flexible & can be wound up. Would have appreciated a flex C-cable for laptop PD.8. Durability - it's a TBD, and with every product out there, a % will go bad or is misused, who knows ?

Update: I have upgraded my rating to 5 stars because one of my cables (OEM, USB-A to USB-C, designed for an older version of my phone) was not designed for high power charging, contrary to my initial belief. So if you are having issues when two devices are plugged in, check your cables first. Now I have no problem with this charger, which replaces two travel chargers.Old review (inaccurate):----------------------I use this charger with a Macbook Air, smartwatch, and cell phone. I've noticed that when I have two devices plugged in, one or both will stop charging. The smartwatch and phone will sometimes cycle between charging and not charging, as if I am plugging/unplugging them even though I haven't touched anything. My USB cables are either the OEM ones or rated for higher power than the OEM, so they are not the cause of this stop-charging issue. I haven't had time to figure out if there's a hack around this, i.e., which device to plug in first/last, but I shouldn't have to figure this out in the first place. Nevertheless, it deserves 3 stars because of its compact size and functional charging when one device is plugged in.

This is one of the tiniest charger's I've found that can handle my laptop and phone with aplomb, and the fact that it comes with dual ports (to enable charging both simultaneously) is a great bonus :-) The construction and build quality seem quite nice, and it plugs in securely to US outlets. It does get pretty toasty and warm when it's charging something at 60+W, but that's to be expected; however, with moderate usage I have not run into any issues with it not charging a given device at the appropriate wattage. Overall, highly recommend! Great value too.

I recently used this charger on two separate trips—one for ten days and another for four days—where I needed to balance both work and leisure.This is likely the best all-around charger I have ever owned. It charges my tablet, phone, and watch very quickly, and it has enough ports to accommodate all of my accessories. It has worked reliably without fail, and I am very satisfied with its performance.