Insignia™ - 45W Travel Adapter with 2 AC Outlets, 3 USB-C Ports & 2 USB Ports - Black

used on two different trips using two different outlet types as well at US type while on the way to destinations. very well built, the lockout function is great so that nothing accidentally pokes out while youre using a type of plug. plenty of ports, full power.

I love how compact it is. It’s the size of one of two travel adapters I take with me to Europe so having this adapter do it all saves me so much space for my other gadgets and I don’t have to worry about being stranded without an adapter if I lose one of them. Definitely a travel must have!

Nothing like not having an adapter and having to pay ridiculous prices at the airport for one type that then won't work at your next destination. This solved all my issues.

This adapter will suit the needs of most travelers for personal electronic devices. To power or charge a laptop, you will need to utilize the PC's power adapter into the receptical becuase 45 watts is generally not enough for a PC. And that worked as advertised. But for my phone, laptop, MP3 player, etc it worked like a charm. When utiizing the USB C1 port on the side of the device, my laptop and phone displayed "super fast chargeing" and it my devices fully charged pretty quickly. The adapter is compatible with Type A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H I, J, L, N, and O outlets which suits me just fine. Europe and Asia appear to be well covered. The QSG even states the unit is compatible in African countries such as Rwanda, Senagal, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, . There are three built in plugs which retract. when traveling. You will use one of them depending on which country you are in. There is an LED indicator on the bottom of the unit which shows if the unit is plugged in and receiving power - a nice touch. Note that when you power/charge multiple devices that the speed goes down somewhat. That is to be expected and it is disclosed in the quick setup guide. With only one port used, USB C-1 is 45W while the other ports are 5V/3A (15W). I won't detail all of the multiple port settings but as an example, if the C1 + C2/C3 are used, it is PD 20W + 5V/3A. Overall, this will meet my needs well and I am pleased to have it.

It is a little bit bulky but the good thing about it that is everything you need in one package. It also has a descent USB charger with adequate wattage. I used to have a kit that comes in a box with multiple connectors to use. Usually, I just take the adapter that I'll be using during my travel. Sometimes I need to take 2 adapters if I am going through an airport. This one is an All-in-One solution. It has everything in one place and again, it includes the USB-C and USB-A Charging ports. One convenient package. The selection of the connector type is straight forward. Just slide out the type you want. From the other side, you have a true universal plugging socket that accepts all the possible plugs. There is also a useful un-grounded USA socket on the side. I used it in my last flight and I can say that it worked well. It is indeed lighter than a power bank and allowing me to charge in the airplane and the airports I stopped by. The plastic material feels premium. Not that cheap feeling. Rated 10A with fuse (and a spare fuse)... The USB-C1 is a true PD 45W. It heats up slightly when delivering full power (clocked at 43W) but nothing to worry about. If you travel a lot, that's a good accessory to have. It would work well charging and connecting your light electronics and also your hygiene equipment. I'd keep it for traveling only.