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#311228 25-Dec-2023 18:02
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I have an Anker Powerport Speed 5 I've owned for what seems like eon's but in the modern world of usb-c and fast charging I'm looking for faster and lighter.

 

We're going to be in Europe for a few weeks with my XPS 13, multiple late model Oneplus phones and the odd kindle, electric trimmer/shaver etc.

 

If it can charge the XPS that would mean one less charger to take and I'm not planning to use it that much if I can help it, but the ability to charge multiple phones as fast as possible is what I'm really looking for.

 

I thought about just getting an Anker Atom III slim but the reviews aren't exactly stellar.

 

Any recommendations ?


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  #3175430 25-Dec-2023 18:22
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SATECHI USB-C Chargers are my go to.



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  #3175433 25-Dec-2023 18:30
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I have a couple branded Satechi and one branded Verbatim. I think the one I've been travelling with most recently is a Satechi 108w GaN charger. Compact unit that takes a figure 8 power cable so I just switch out mains cables depending on where we're travelling to. Charges the laptop and phones quite happily.




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  #3175509 26-Dec-2023 08:13
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I’ve had 3 of these for some years now:

 

satechi 4 port

 

 

 

chunky but work really well. You mention multiple phones though, I wonder if you are better off going all usb-c charger?





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  #3175510 26-Dec-2023 08:31
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I have two of these that I travel with. They come with 4 different adapters (AU/NZ, UK, EU & US) which makes them perfect for travelling. If you load all the ports up the primary USB C will only output 60W so perfect for my MacBook Pro or my wife's MacBook Air but some laptops do require a 90W charger.

 

Heymix 120W GaN Charger

 

The combination of three USB C and one USB A on each charger provides all the charging we need when travelling.


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  #3175746 27-Dec-2023 11:49
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Thanks for the replies, we fly in two days so I'll nip into Wellington for the Satechi. I can then buy an F8 power cable in Europe.


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