Universal travel adapter 35W GaN

Travelling with multiple gadgets can quickly turn into a tangle of different chargers and plug heads. This MOMAX universal travel adapter brings together several connection types and charging options in one compact unit, helping you keep devices powered with less fuss. It supports fast charging using GaN technology, including a 35W USB-C PD port, so phones, tablets and other USB powered devices can keep up with your day.

If you regularly fly or take trips abroad, having one adapter that covers common socket styles makes a practical difference. The MOMAX International Adaptor Plug is designed to be compatible with multiple plug shapes and to handle typical travel mains inputs from 100 to 250V with a maximum fuse load current of 10A, according to the manufacturer. Importantly, it is not a voltage converter, so your device must be within the power limits noted for safe use. 👍

The essentials

The MOMAX universal travel adapter is built around global plug compatibility. It supports multiple socket types including Type A, Type O, Type C and Type BF, which helps when you are moving between destinations with different wall plug standards. According to the manufacturer, it can be used in more than 200 countries, covering places such as Europe, the USA, the UK, Australia and others.

Charging is handled through a mix of USB ports and AC outlets. You get 3 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports plus 2 AC outlets, which gives you flexibility whether you need to top up a phone, charge a tablet or power a small device that uses an AC plug. The adapter is described as using advanced GaN technology, which is intended to compress the charging conversion into a compact, lightweight form.

A key benefit for everyday use is the included fast charging support. One USB-C PD port is capable of up to 35W, with support for PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 fast charging, according to the manufacturer. That makes it a sensible option if you want fewer charging bricks and quicker charging where your device supports it. ✈️

Tech specs

Here are the technical details you can rely on when choosing this adapter for your gear.

• Type supported plugs: Type A, Type O, Type C, Type BF
• Travel input range: 100 to 250V
• Fuse and maximum fuse load current: 10A
• USB-C fast charging: PD 3.0 and up to 35W
• USB-A ports: 2 USB-A
• USB-C ports: 3 USB-C
• USB and AC output limits: not a voltage converter, check device power, compatible with power less than 2500W

What stands out

One of the most useful design choices is the port layout. The adapter includes a total of 7 ports, consisting of 3 USB-C, 2 USB-A and 2 AC outlets, so you can charge up to 7 devices at the same time, according to the manufacturer. There is also a dual AC ports arrangement, which is designed to support two chargers simultaneously on the US plug version.

The charging approach is supported by GaN technology, and this is paired with a practical travel form factor. The manufacturer describes the design as more compact and portable under the same 35W fast charging conditions compared with the previous model. It is also described as working with cooler temperatures during conversion, which can matter when you are using it repeatedly during long trips.

For the physical user experience, the AC socket on the front has been improved, with the goal of reducing problems like poor contact and difficult plugging and unplugging. For safety, the adapter is described as ROHS, CE and FCC certified, made with GaN cooled and fireproof PC material, and fitted with multiple protection functions. These protection functions are described to include overheat, overcurrent, overcharge, short circuit protection, overpower protection, overvoltage protection and overdischarge protection, alongside a built in 10A fuse. 🔒

Who it’s for

It’s a good fit if you want one travel adapter that covers multiple common international plug types and provides both USB charging and AC outlets in the same unit. You’ll like it if your trips involve a mix of devices, such as a phone, a smartwatch, and a tablet, and you prefer to reduce the number of chargers you pack. It also makes sense if you can benefit from PD fast charging, since one USB-C PD port can reach up to 35W according to the manufacturer.

It might not be a great match if you specifically need voltage conversion for appliances that require different output voltage, because this adapter is not a voltage converter. You may want to skip it if you are planning to connect higher power equipment, since the manufacturer notes compatibility with devices with power less than 2500W and asks you to check your device power before use. If you are unsure, it’s worth checking the rating on your device label before packing it for the next trip. ✅.