Travel Power Adapters with USB – Zendure, Unidapt, Suwer

Another great video!! 🙂 Do you have a recommendation for any Univerals Travel Adaptor that has USB-C for laptop charging? Any opinion on Heymix GaN Universal Travel Adaptor in 65w, 75w or 100w?
I need to be able to plug in a hair-styling tool and charging electronics. Any recommendation would be highly appreciated. Thank you 🙂

Suwer is tempting, but doesn't seem to exist. Even your Amazon link goes to something completely different now!

I have several similar to these.
But recently found they are too big to use in Malaysai, especially the wall power points in KLIA.
The big blocks would partially cover the power point switches and turn them off when I push them fully in to get a connection with the pins.

Any way you could do a test of voltage converters for traveling? I'm just looking for a small one to use my grooming gear overseas, and none of them seem very good.

Thanks for all your great reviews. So far, I'm now considering the Satechi 165W GaN Charger based on your review as a travel option for a trip to Europe with my family. Regarding these travel adapters, do you have any recommendations for simpler ones that would be US 120v input only (rather than those multi-input models) to Type C European plug (for Germany, Italy, Prague)? Ideally, they would have the US 120v input + a couple USB-C and maybe a USB-A inputs. Thank you.

Just a small note: The same socket the German type plug goes in also fits the Italian plug.

Does the Zendure have New Zealand and Australia plug wall socket?

I just want to use the universal power adapter to plug my Anker 747 into. I dont plan on using the usb on the adapter. Do I expect a loss of power when directly plugging the Anker into the travel power adapter and then into the different countries plugs?

Have you come across the "OneAdaptr OneWorld MacPro"? It's been appearing in ads for me and seems to make some massive claims. I don't know if it's possible to do some of the stuff it's claiming in that form factor but would love to see a breakdown of it

Do I really need these or can I just get Baseus 100W PD GaN3 Fast Wall Charger Block with an adapter (non power conversion) for PHILIPPINES? I am from usa so yeah.. going to ph soon. Trying to figure out the best way without carrying so many things but still having fast charging.

If possible to test power bank for small to large device for laptop. Thanks

Just found your channel and I love your occasional dry sense of humor. Adds a real charm to your videos!

One travel adapter that I love is the MOGICS Donut Power Strip. The integrated USB charges are really useful but boy do they get hot. Also they are don't have the best retention.

sorry for the OT question, for the same price is better Anker Nano II 30W or Belkin BOOST 30w?

Will you also try the Baseus 3 Port 65w charger? I'm really torn between that one and the Anker Nano II 65w for travel but I can't find any detailed review, or at least I can't find any as good as yours (you're doing an amazing job, btw). After watching some of your videos also I see that the 65w range is kind of a mixed bag, but I'm still looking for the right 65w charger since to me it's the perfect balance between size and power for portability (or at least it should be).

I'm guessing it's not possible for a travel adaptor to be much smaller than these. We don't need to plug in ac plugs into the adaptor, we just need a USB hub that can plug into a any wall socket, and these seem quite large while not supplying much power. Good to see the resettable fuse though.

Thanks for a great video .... Can you check and test Zendure Passport III ? That would be greatly appreciated !

I can't wait for the Apple 96W and 67W adapter tests :) Judging by how the 60ish adapters are performing, I don't have much hope for the 67W but a comparison with the 96W will be interesting.

Also wanted to ask - my country uses UK type G plug, most of the other plugs you reviewed and recommend on the channel seem to be type A plugs (China & US). Would you recommend using a travel adapter and getting one of the well reviewed type A plug chargers like the Baseus?

I am somewhat on the fence and am not technical enough to know which is more optimum as a lean setup for travel and local remote use.

Just wanted to share that Zendure released an updated Passport III line that goes to 65W now (not sure if they improved on any of the split charging capabilities from the prev model). Was contemplating getting that but its steep at 69.99USD. It was going for 39USD on their kickstarter. Perhaps worth a taking a look in the future also - there's really no one technical who has reviewed that yet.

Do these types have 220v <-> 110v/110v function?

Thanks for an other great video. When answering the question what power adaptor do you wanna get? The real answer is to build your own Power adaptor that perfectly reduces harmonic distortion, has power factor correction and keeps cool.

That's not an Italian style plug, that's called a "Europlug" and it's limited to 2.5A and works in most of Europe (UK/Ireland excluded) due to its peculiar design. The official name is CEE 7/16 Alternative II plug.