LENCENT 120W International Travel Adapter, Universal Travel Adapter with 1 QC USB-A & 3 PD3.0 Type C Power Adapter, Fast Charging for Phone,Laptops, All-in-One Outlet Adapter for USA/UK/EU/AUS, White

I have a 65W travel adapter by this company, but am glad to upgrade to this 120 W for many reasons. But before I begin, it’s important to warn new travelers that this is only a travel adapter and not a power converter. Thus, it does not down convert 220 Volts delivered in most countries to the 110 volts in the US and will burn your device if it only handles 110V. But I’m using this mostly for the 3 USB-C and 1 USB-A ports. If you just connect a cable to either the C1 or C2 port, you get a full 100 W delivered – which works for my laptop. If you used both the C1 and C2 to power two devices, the C1 delivers 65 Watts and the C2 delivers 35 Watts. If you add a device connected to the USB-A port, this port delvers 18 Watts while continuing the same output in the other 2 ports. And if you have cables in all 4 ports, the C3 and A ports deliver a max of 15 Watts to the two devices. Alternatively, you can use the C1 and C3 to deliver 100 W to your laptop and 20 W to your phone. This power delivery certainly helps to charge most of your devices quickly and the higher the wattage, the faster the charging time. Overall, this now eliminates my need to carry separate adapter plugs plus chargers for each of my devices when traveling (e.g., an adapter for European plug and connect my iPhone charger to the adapter, another adapter for another device, etc). Instead, just bring the necessary USB-C or USB-A cables plus this adapter. For me, given that most devices are now standardizing to USB-C, i like the fact that 3 out of 4 ports uses USB-C. Of course, there are tradeoffs as I upgrade from my previous adapter. It is a bit longer and it weight 3 ounces more. But It worth the tradeoff and it comes with a case. 😉

I brought this charger on a trip to the UK recently and it performed wonderfully. Fast-charging works and it’s great that this can fast-charge multiple devices. It’s worth noting the 100W rating is shared across all the ports. It sounds like an obvious thing but I’ve personally been guilty of thinking similar devices output the advertised wattage to every port.

Additionally, it doesn’t convert voltage so if you need to plug something in with a regular plug, as opposed to USB, be sure it can actually handle local voltage rating, lest you cook your device(s).

As a USB device charger, though, this thing is stellar.

I recently picked up this travel adapter for a multi-country trip and it’s been pretty solid. Having both USB-A and Type C ports means I can charge pretty much everything from my phone to my laptop without needing separate adapters. It’s really handy to have one gadget that works in the USA, UK, EU, and Australia, saving me a ton of space in my bag. Plus, the fast charging feature is a lifesaver when I need to juice up my devices in a pinch. Quality of plastic is okay, not the best but it works as needed.

This is an insanely versatile travel brick and a must have for anyone traveling globally. It has a decent weight to it and well made. There is a really neat geometric pattern along the top and sides that is very different than most charging bricks. It has four ports in total, 3 USB C and one USB A. All of the power connectors can easily be switched based on the country you are in and are stored perfectly inside so they don’t get damaged. It even comes with an adorable little zippered case for perfect storage. Amazing quality brick with good output.

Perfect as a gift for the work traveler, especially for someone that might not be as tech savvy because they would pretty much need only this and their cables. Definitely a must have for our next trip out of country!

The build quality, compatibility with power outlets in most countries, selection of USB ports, and use of GaN technology are all plusses for this charger.

I’ve got several variations of the Lencent chargers and a few from other brands as well, and the build quality on all of them has been excellent, though I’ve been finding that Lencent is a bit better build than some of the other brands. What varies the most is the total charging output, the selection of USB ports, size (the 100+W versions are bigger), and (to a lesser degree) weight.

After experimenting a bit with a bunch of these, my preference is for one that has at least 65W of charging output and this one obviously has more than 65W. The size and weight both increase a bit, but the extra charging output is useful when you want to keep a laptop charging while charging other devices at the same time. If you don’t have a mix of devices that really needs the full 120W, it might make sense to save a few ounces, a bit of space in your luggage, and a bit of money on a 65-75W charger.

This charger is easy to recommend, just with the caveat that it may be a bit more than you need.

So, this adapter is pretty great. 4 USB port (2A, 2C) and a total of 65W of power. But the best thing is the 60w USB-A port. If you have the right kind of phone to use it, that’s one of the highest I’ve seen for USB-A. It’s safe as it’s got an 8 amp fuse in it, with a spare inside the charger. This is going with me on my future travels without a doubt.

Wow! What’s not to like about this AC adapter that has deployable plugs to fit type A, C, G and I AC sockets.
These standards are used in more than 200 countries world wide. In addition the built in AC socket is also similarly flexible to plug in electric/electronic devices from different countries.
This is incredibly flexible.

But note that this adapter is not an AC converter just an adapter. Your devices should be dual voltage.

In addition it has a built in GaN USB charge with a total capacity of 120W, with 3 USB C and one USB A port. These work regardless of input voltage. One of USB C port can output 65W enough to fast charge my MacBook Air, while being able to charge my iPhone and iPad as well as app,e Watch for a total of 120W.

Highly recommended, this makes a great travel companion!