EPICKA TA-105 Max 75W GaN Universal Travel Adapter, 3 USB-C and 2 USB-A Ports

For international travelers who need to connect to different wall outlets and charge several USB devices, the EPICKA TA-105 Max brings a universal adapter and five USB ports into one travel-ready unit. Its four plug types—C, G, I, and A—cover many destinations, while GaN charging supports a combined USB output of up to 75W.

If your priority is charging multiple phones and accessories, the three USB-C and two USB-A ports offer flexible connections without packing a separate adapter for each device.

What to know

The TA-105 Max is designed for outlets in 200+ countries and regions, including destinations that use Type C across much of Europe, Type G in the UK and Singapore, Type I in Australia and China, and Type A in the US, Canada, and Japan. It does not fit Type D outlets in India or Type M outlets in South Africa.

Its three USB-C and two USB-A ports support PD 3.0 or Quick Charge 3.0, with up to 75W total DC output for USB-powered devices such as phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, and power banks. The AC outlet also accepts plugs from several regions, including the US, EU, UK, and Australia. A carry bag, user manual, and two spare fuses are included, the adapter has a built-in 10A fuse, safety shutters, and a separate plug-lock system.

The adapter does not convert voltage. Before connecting an AC-powered device abroad, check that its input label supports the local supply, a rating of 100–240V, 50/60Hz indicates dual-voltage support. High-power appliances such as hair dryers and irons need particular care: use them only when their own specifications support the destination voltage and their power rating is below 2000W.

How to use it

Select the plug type that matches the wall outlet and secure it using the adapter’s plug-lock system. Connect USB-powered devices to the available USB-C or USB-A ports, or use the AC outlet for a compatible plug. For a trip involving different countries, the four plug formats and included carry bag make it practical to keep one travel adapter organized with your charging gear.

Best use cases

This adapter suits overseas trips where outlet formats change and several devices need USB charging. In a hotel, for example, a traveler can connect a phone, tablet, and other USB-powered gear through the adapter’s mix of USB-C and USB-A ports. It is also intended for business travel and study abroad, and is listed as suitable for cruise-ship use. Travelers who mainly need a single wall-plug converter may prefer a simpler format, the TA-105 Max is built around combining international plug access with multi-device USB charging.

Customer feedback often highlights its usefulness in hotels, on planes, and on trains, along with the range of USB ports and charging options. These comments reflect buyers’ experiences, while device compatibility still depends on the device’s own power specifications.

When it makes sense

Choose the EPICKA TA-105 Max when one trip calls for international plug formats and charging several USB devices from a single adapter. Its four plug types, five USB ports, and 75W total USB output make it a practical fit for travelers carrying a mix of USB-C and USB-A devices. For AC appliances, matching the device’s voltage and power requirements to the destination remains essential.