Futurizta Tech TravlMate 70W GaN Universal Travel Adapter, 2500W, Global Plug Compatibility, 4-in-1 Design

I like the features in this adapter and think it will do well for that ONE adapter you bring, if you can only bring one to power/charge your devices.While it is pretty small, it's heavier than either a stand alone USB charger or a stand alone travel adapter, but lighter than a 60W notebook power adapter.At 70W output, I was able to simultaneously power and charge (normal charge rate) my Dell Latitude 7200 2-in-1 notebook AND rapid charge my Google Pixel 7 both using the USB Type-C ports.Construction wise, the unit looks good in all black, with a diamond texture on all surfaces and a small blue LED at the bottom when powered. The LED is bright enough to know it's on but not so bright that it illuminates the room.The one issue I have with construction is the sliders for the various types of outlets is loose, the sliders need some jiggling when fully extended to make sure they're in a locked position. They're also kind of sloppy in that you can partially extend more than one plug at the same time with little effort.

The unit works fine. Note it is 70 watts... some adapters have more wattage. It has four additional USB ports, two A's, and 2 C's. A nicely designed black cube, it gets the job done.

The design of this travel charger is pretty clever, with some locking sliders that cover most of the outlets you’d encounter when traveling internationally. I also really like the sort of 3D polygonal pattern the shell is made out of which is a nice change from the usually boring charging blocks out there. The addition of 4 USB ports along with a single AC port makes it pretty versatile, although the more things you plug in, the slower each port charges. Just about every charger functions this way, with power split between the ports and at least for me, the 70W max power is more than sufficient for charging up my devices overnight. The block feels well made as well, with good quality plastics used for the casing and it’s pretty lightweight as well. It would’ve been nice if it came with a little storage bag like the Momax charger I also have did, but considering this one has a pretty cool design I can overlook it. I like being able to just keep this charging block in my travel bag and not have to deal with snapping on (and carrying around) different prongs for different electrical setups and would recommend it to anyone who frequently travels international.

I was lead to believe this was a voltage converter. But it’s just a plug adapter. So, be sure your electronics can handle the voltage of whatever country you’re visiting with this product. If you need to step down your voltage to 110v from 220v, this is probably not for you. But if you just need to adapt your plugs to fit into a different shape, this is it.

I just recently bought an adapter from another brand to use on a trip to New Zealand but I failed to realize it had only one USB charging port. That resulted in me sharing it with my son who was always using it to charge his phone. Not only that but it was not easy to use and complicated to make work. So I was happy to find this adapter so I don't have the same issues on the next trip. This adapter actually has 4 different USB ports which I think will come in very handy. That makes it so convenient to charge two phones at once and whatever else that requires a USB port. This adapter very much unlike the other one I had bought is very easy to use and understand IMO. The manual has a list of all the compatible countries that this adapter will work in case you are not sure. The list appears to be quite extensive which hopefully means little chance of it not being compatible. Some travelers don't realize that some countries use different voltages and plugs . And even if the plug fits with any voltage differences it's possible to damage your electronics without using a proper adapter. This universal travel adapter is a must to keep in your luggage IMO especially for international trips for the protection it may provide your devices and the convenience it offers. This adapter for me works perfectly and appears to be top quality in every way. Good Luck and I Hope this was helpful.

Do a fair amount of traveling and have probably used about 15 of these travel adapters w/ USB ports built-in over the last few years. This is one of the best yet, and it's got almost every one of the best features from that group. Clearly marked max USB wattage, ports not jammed overly close together, user-replaceable fuse with extra fuse built in. The texture of the plastic on the outside is a differentiator. It doesn't take up two outlets, like some incomprehensibly have done. All ports were tested simultaneously and found to be working as expected (pictured) for items I'd have on the road with me.There's still a little room for improvement - it would have been nice to have a lock button so that it's impossible to stow the prongs without meaning to, and this is getting to the price point where a zippered travel case for the unit could be included. Still, for this review, it gets 5*.

Buyer beware. As one of the other reviewers stated, this does NOT contain a step down transformer so if trying to use it on devices made in the USA, with most other countries, you'll be putting 220V on your device which will probably fry it. I should have read it closer so not bad on the manufacturer - just wasn't getting what I thought. That said, I would expect the USB-A and USB-C ports should work fine - imagine that is standard across most countries if not all.

This is a good option for a travel adapter. Good size product as it’s not too bulky as some adapters can be. Great selection of region plugs should cover all of your travel needs. Well-made should be durable. Overall good value for your money.