Wherever I travel, whether that's attending CES for work or escaping for the weekend with the fam, I only take one charger with me, the Tessan Voyager 205. Not because I am a tech-free travel purist, no. Because even if I need to charge my laptop, tablet, phone, earbuds and remote-control car all at the same time, I only need that single charger. And now that it's $39 off on Tessan's home page if you use the code provided on the product page (TSWTA13S, valid for a limited time), you can get this hugely useful accessory for $89 instead of $128.
With a USB-A port and a frankly ridiculous total of six (6) USB-C ports slotting into a cuboid that, thanks to three sliding prongs, contains both a UK, EU and US/Japan/Australian plug, The Voyager 205 can charge up to 7 devices at the same time.
And with a maximum charge output of 205 watts (it's all in the name, y'see), I have been able to charge my laptop, phone and headphones without any meaningful slowdown in the charge rate for each individual device. Four ports (including the USB-A) support up to 160W charging, while the other three go up to 45W.
Of course, 205 is the total max wattage, so if your needs exceed that, you will get some throttling, but much less so than pretty much any travel charger or power bank I've ever tested.
I've already used it in the US, at home in the UK, and on an aeroplane and a train, without any issues each time. I'll also be taking it to my native Iceland soon, completing the device's plug trifecta in the process.
It's also incredibly compact and easy to pack thanks to its shape and size, but the only tangible downside for me has been a lingering fear that one of the orange plug-selector slider handles will break off in transit, as they are an extruding element on an otherwise completely flush surface, and made from plastic. It hasn't happened so far, though, so I'm crossing my fingers (and trying to be careful whenever I pack it up).
