Travel Chargers

Adapter and charger in one: G6 Pro. Most laptop power: Zeus 280W. Smallest: Omega 100W. Need a plug adapter with a wall socket? See travel adapters.

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Five chargers for travel. Two are travel adapters with a wall socket built in, and three are USB chargers that come with interchangeable plugs. All of them accept 100 to 240V, so they work in 150+ countries.

ChargerBest forTotal USB outputPortsStrongest USB-C portPlugs
G6 Pro 100W travel adapterA plug adapter and a charger in one, with a wall socket100W4 USB-C, 1 USB-A, plus a wall socket100W on USB-C1 only. The other three give 15W eachUS, EU, UK and AU built in
G6 65W travel adapterThe same idea, smaller, for a phone, tablet and a lighter laptop65W3 USB-C, 1 USB-A, plus a wall socket65W on any one USB-C port used aloneUS, EU, UK and AU built in
Zeus 280WTwo laptops, or a laptop plus tablet, phone and watch280W3 USB-C, 1 USB-A140W on USB-C1 and on USB-C2US, UK, EU and AU included
Omega 200WOne or two laptops on a work trip200W2 USB-C, 2 USB-A100W on USB-C1 and on USB-C2Foldable US prongs, plus AU, EU and UK adapters
Omega 100WOne laptop and a phone, in a small bag100W2 USB-C, 1 USB-A100WBuilt-in US prongs, plus AU, EU and UK adapters

On every one of these, the ports share the total power when more than one device is plugged in. Each product page shows the exact split.

Do I still need a travel adapter?

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It depends what you are plugging in. A travel adapter changes the shape of the plug so it fits the socket in the country you are visiting. It does not change the voltage.

If everything you carry charges over USB, you do not need a separate adapter. Zeus, Omega 200W and Omega 100W come with interchangeable plugs for US, UK, EU and AU sockets, so the charger is the adapter. If you also need a wall socket for something that is not USB, G6 Pro and G6 are travel adapters with a socket and USB charging in one.

Check the label on anything you plug into that wall socket. Most laptop, phone and camera chargers accept 100 to 240V and work anywhere. The socket on G6 and G6 Pro takes up to 8A, which is 800W on US and Japanese supply and 2,000W on European and Australian supply, so a hair dryer is usually fine in Europe and usually too much in the US.

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Travel Charger FAQs

What is the difference between a travel charger and a travel adapter?

A travel charger charges devices over USB and comes with plugs for different countries. A travel adapter has a wall socket on it, so you can also plug in a normal power lead. G6 Pro and G6 are adapters with USB charging built in. Zeus and Omega are chargers with interchangeable plugs.

Will these work overseas?

Yes. All of them accept 100 to 240V, which covers the mains supply in 150+ countries. Zeus comes with US, UK, EU and AU plugs. Omega 200W and Omega 100W have US prongs plus AU, EU and UK adapters. G6 Pro and G6 have all four built in.

How many devices can I charge at once?

G6 Pro takes five USB devices plus whatever is in its wall socket. G6 takes four plus the socket. Zeus 280W and Omega 200W take four. Omega 100W takes three. On all of them the available power is shared once more than one port is in use.

Which one charges a MacBook Pro fastest?

Zeus 280W. USB-C1 and USB-C2 each give up to 140W, the same output as the charger Apple supplies with the 16-inch MacBook Pro. Omega 200W, Omega 100W and G6 Pro give up to 100W, which suits a 14-inch MacBook Pro or a MacBook Air.

Do I need a special cable?

For more than 60W, use a USB-C cable rated for 100W. For the full 140W from Zeus, use a USB-C cable rated for 240W. A lower-rated cable still works, but it charges more slowly.

How much is shipping?

Shipping is free on orders of $99 or more, and $9 on smaller orders. See our shipping page for delivery times.

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