BUDIPD3.0 65W USB C GaN Foldable Plug Adapter USB Ultra-Thin Portable Wall-Mounted Travel Power Fast Charger,Adapter for MacBook,Microsoft Surface Go,Laptop,for iPhone iPad (Classic)

The Negative :When my 17 LG Gram laptop is low in power and I plug in this adapter, I get a message indicating its unable to charge fast enough while the laptop is being used. However The battery has always been charged to 100 % while in use. Perhaps a little slower than the OEM charger.The Positive :Very compact and light weight compared to my laptop OEM charger.I keep this in my carry on bag for international travel.Charges my phone lightning fast.No need to carry my Laptop Adapter.The quality appears to be very high.Verdict :Very satisfied.

I've been using the budi travel charger for some time now and it's been a dependable companion on my numerous overseas travels. Its compact size is a standout feature, fitting seamlessly into my travel routine where every inch of packing space counts.While some users have reported overheating issues, I've been fortunate to not encounter this problem. This might be due to varying usage patterns or environmental factors, but it's been a smooth experience for me. The concerns about the EU adapter not functioning properly haven't affected me either, as I primarily use the UK adapter, which has worked flawlessly.A notable point of consideration is the 65w port. It doesn't seem to adapt to the power needs of the devices plugged into it, which once led to a hiccup with my hotspot. This is something potential buyers should keep in mind, especially if they plan to charge devices with specific power requirements.In summary, the budi travel charger, despite some noted concerns, has been a reliable gadget for me. Its compactness, coupled with its efficiency, makes it a great travel accessory, especially for someone like me who values the convenience of travel-friendly sizes. While it's important to be aware of its limitations, particularly regarding the 65w port, my overall experience has been positive, and I find myself regularly relying on it during my travels.

Just came back from 3 weeks of travel through UK and Europe (Denmark, Netherlands, France). This charger did not work at all. It is fine with 110 volts (shaver port in bathroom) but would not work on any of the standard ports in any of the countries I visited. I had another charger that worked fine.

While the adapters are bulky, they come in a soft pouch so they can shift around in your bag. I tested in The Philippines with the retractable prongs since those were everywhere so can't vouch for the adapters working or not at this time. I will say it charges really fast particularly recharging my power banks (I have a separate wireless charging device which made charging my iPhone without a Lightning cable convenient) although SOME USB-C devices charged through the USB-A port with an adapter didn't work (most did... there were times I wanted to charge 2 USB-C devices at the same time). I was worried as some outlets made an audible, visible crackling when I plugged this in without a transformer but it never damaged this charger not any devices I connected to it.Regarding the size, it's footprint when plugged in is about the same as larger travel adapters so the real space savings is only when you can slip it flat in your pocket without it popping out while you are touring and want a QC quick charge as opposed to a slower power bank (and usually bulkier power bank at that).

Ok, so I first heard about this from a YouTube channel from a guy named Jon Gadget. I was skeptical at first, but I'll be damned if he wasn't right on the money. Now, its a little bigger than the picture on Amazon, but its still plenty slim enough to include in my EDC kit. And that is what really sells me on it. Of course, I dig the hell out of having the USB and the Type C charger output too! It comes with the standard American folding plug, but has adapters for the rest of the world that comes with it. They are a bit more bulky, but would be great to carry in your bag if you are an International Traveler.Like I said, I tried not to like it because I thought I could find a similar or better unit cheaper. After weeks of searching, I couldn't. So kudo's to Jon Gadget for being on top of things like this. Having said all that, I don't regret the price I paid and have ZERO buyers remorse. If you want a really sturdy, flat, POWERFUL wall charging unit, you can use anywhere in the world, pick this up. You won't be disappointed.Oh, and it fast charges both my Galaxy S20 and my Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic very well at the same time!!!

It doesn’t deliver 65W, more like 50W and it got really hot when charging a gaming handheld. Today after using it for 8 months, about once to twice a week, it stopped working. At first I thought that it was a good compact choice but not for the long run. Not good value for the money.

Look at the size of that person's fingers, this charger is not as small as it appears in that hand. Clearly the photo has been altered. Still, it's small and I like it

Though the size shown is a bit deceiving, it is definitely not as small as the image shows, it will definitely reduce the travel weight of my backpack I carry, and hopefully works as well as other small GAN chargers I have used. Quality seems good and size is still acceptable.I will be testing it for a couple of upcoming trips to Asia and Europe and will see how it performs. Initial tests at home have been promising.