Review on iFMARS USB C Fast Charger 65W - 3-Port Foldable GaN Charger with 6ft Charging Cable, Power Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air, USB-C Laptops, Dell XPS 13, Galaxy S20, iPad Pro, Nintendo Switch - PD/QC 3.0 Wall Charger by Dawn Wilkinson

Perfect for traveling with iPad Pro/Pixel 3 XL and MacBook Air, mid-range devices. Below are the pros and cons, along with some benchmark results to consider. Pros: + Supports up to 65W combined power for a fully charged device + Supports one USB-C port with 65W power. It's perfect for medium-sized laptops!+ Offers a total of 3 ports via USB-C and USB-A+ Supports dual voltage (100V/240V)+ Comes with a USB-C PD cable+ Offers 2 USB-C ports ( 65W/ 45W/20W), which is the minimum requirement for me these days. It has 1 USB-A port (18W), ideal for older products that do not support USB-C+. All exams passed. Here are the results: + High-quality USB-C connectors. Cables snap into place as expected.++ 1 port total: 1 USB-C port with 45W Macbook Air 2019: PASS++ 2 ports total: 2 USB-C ports with 45W Macbook Air 2019, iPad Pro/Pixel 3 XL at 18W: PASS++ 3 ports Total: 2 USB-C ports loaded with Macbook Air 2019 at 45W, iPad Pro/Pixel 3 XL at 18W AND 8W dummy load on USB-A: PASSCons:+ The long rectangular format makes it prone to falling out of the socket, so position and account for accordingly. This would be the ideal state for travel. There will be no problem with the recommendation, especially if you have devices with USB-C.