MINIX P1 Mini 30W USB C Charger, 33W PPS 2-Port GaN Charger 1 USB-C Port, 1 USB-A Port with Foldable Plug, Compatible with iPhone 8-15/16 Series, Galaxy S10-S23, Pad and More

I am out of the country once a month, and I tend to leave or break my fair share of international travel adapters. I've been buying the Minix P1's for a few years as gifts and to replace the ones who have been left all over, and I'm quite happy with them. The two USB ports, one USB-C and one USB-A, works very well. I have slowly phased out my USB-A devices over the years, so I'm effectively using this as a USB-C charger that tops out at ~33w. This works for my iPad, my iPhone/watch plugged into my Twelve South charger, or my Macbook Air. Charging speed seems to be at the advertised speed, which is fine. It's a small, compact adapter with the plug adapters for EU/UK, which pop on and off. And for the price... the fact that the charger is this price alone makes it worth buying. The international plugs are icing on the cake.

I'm using this travel charger in Poland. It's about the size of a regular phone charger. It fits tightly into the power socket, and takes up a single power socket. Charges phones, tablets, and portable power banks fast. It's going to be the only European travel charger that I bring with me.

Tends to get really hot when using at or around max power, however I’m sure it’s not a huge deal. Otherwise it’s a really good quality charger for the price and being able to use it for travel in Europe with the adapters make this and the other minix chargers a one of a kind. Overall, great for travel and quick charging my iPhone and iPad.

I bought EP-P5200 charger for my Samsung S22 Ultra but without AC power unit. I had 2 25W chargers, one from Samsung but none worked with EP-P5200. Apparently only specific chargers work with it. Original Samsung T300 is hard to find. Then, I found a comment on UK forum than 66W MINIX works. I do not need 66W power as S24U cannot handle more than 6-8A (max 45W is needed). I compared this 33W model with 66W and this one has more capabilities (features other than power). Actual current delivered in direct wiring mode is about 5.7A (Samsung 25W charger - 6A) and it works with EP-P5200 delivering about 2.1A in wireless mode (other non Samsung wireless chargers can only deliver 1.3A max). Aside of having 2 outputs (USB-C and -A) it is also smaller that others and comes with world universal plug adapters. I'm very satisfied with price, delivery, quality and functionality. Highly recommended.

This isn't the smallest 30W charger, but it's close enough. The interchangeable UK and EU plugs are a nice addition, and you can buy a China/Aus/NZ/Argentina plug separately if you need one. Most of the 30W competition has only a single USB-C port, and this manufacturer should've done the same. A 30W charger doesn't have enough output to do anything useful for two devices at once, and this one locks itself to 5V/2A on each port when both are in use. I suppose the USB-A port is useful if you have an ancient phone with QuickCharge and an A-micro B cable, but in 2024 that's not many people. 95% of laptops won't charge off 5V, so if you want to charge a laptop and phone at the same time, you have to plug the phone into the laptop just like you would with a single-port charger. If you're charging two phones, in nearly all cases it'd be faster to charge one phone first and then the other. This is still an awesome travel charger for phones and smallish laptops (MacBook Air, Dell XPS, most Chromebooks, etc.) but buy it because it comes with UK/EU plugs, not because it has two ports.

Wow, awesome and great

This one came as a gift along with the higher watt version. The higher watt version almost caused fire in our house, it got super hot. Don't buy from this brand.

This is a very light adapter with easy international plugs. It generally worked better than using a US charger + UK plug adapter. The UK plug does come off if you move the adapter downward, parallel to the socket, but it's still more stable than most plug adapters. It reliably outputs its power rating of 30w to Android and Lenovo devices.