MINIX 165W USB C Charger, GaN II Charger PD3.1 Max 140W,Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger, Fast Charging Station, Compatible with MacBook Pro/iPad/iPhone15 14 13 Pro Max/Steam Deck/Galaxy S24 Ultra

Terrific charger. Light, small and powerful. The first one I got was missing one eu plug head, but Amazon replaced within 24 hours so an all around excellent experience. Currently using it on a plane without issues; have used in the UK and in Europe.

- Great construction quality - Worldwide compatibility. - Enought power to charge 2 laptops and one phone at the same time. - Great size.

Works as advertised, looks sturdy. Gets really hot nearly concerningly hot while charging around 100+ W. the interchangeable heads have security pins but the brick does not have any place for it to sit. So the heads can come of easily.

Brilliant bit of kit, save carrying around big mains charger and adaptors for my laptop when I'm away on business

Working well. It is getting a bit warm, but not excessive.

The unit and the plug are separate items and the unit keeps falling off the plug, no good absolute rubbish

Good

Excellent product does the job

Solid. Reliable. Great travel device - phone/laptop/ipad/pods/watch However: Mine did not come with the travel adaptor - it was not in the box.

Charges all my devices as intended. Good portability and different socket options for traveling make this a great companion for charging Laptops, smartphones etc. on the go. Even devices that seem a bit picky about their chargers accept this thing without any trouble. Also works on Laptop docks via PD no problem. Check description and images for specifications. Works as advertised.

Traveled around the world with this little brick. It powers two Macs, a phone, and a desk clock or led desk lamp, all at the same time, maxing out charging speeds on all of them. I like that the int'l plug headers are interchangeable and easy to slap on the US prongs, instead of needing to remove the "duckbill" on the Apple branded bricks. I also love that the thing has real heft to it; GaN charging is wicked efficient but it still feels substantive, and built to safety specs. I use it every day, since buying it, and carry three less chargers around as a consequence. It does get toasty, but then it's channeling hundreds of watts of power and checking itself all along the way to make sure there's no over-distribution of electricity (It's annoying that it custs power to all USB ports when a new device is plugged in, and all the devices have to handshake with their ports to see how fast they can charge, all over again, but it's best for safety and that's the USB consortium's design, not MINIX's). Satisfied.

I bought this to replace a 66W similar Minix unit that I have used as my travel charger for the last 2 years. I needed something a little more powerful, especially that could charge my laptop and a phone at the same time. These are great as the plugs can be changed which is very flexible if you live in the Uk, travel in Europe and the US. The unit is very well made, and fairly heavy - it definitely does the job and seems to be a quality unit. The unit will charge a laptop at up to 140W, with a second port capable of 100W (obviously not when the first port is charging at 100+W), a 30W USB C port and a USB A port for legacy cables and devices needing up to 22.5W. I agree with some others that the Minix plugs do have a tendency to come off the charger, but when new this one seems secure. It is also a little odd that when the UK plug is attached, the writing on the ports is upside down, but this hardly makes a big difference once you know how the unit works. Overall, very happy.. and my old 66W unit can be used as a hotel room charger for phones and other small devices :-)

Using UK adapter, the three pin casing separated leaving the three pins in the wall socket - live - and the other part still attached to the body. It does push back together, but indoor want to use something that has a huge potential for a fire risk or for electrocution.