Nano Travel Adapter (1-Pack), 2 USB-C Universal Charger, 20W

This is one of those products you don't realize you need until you have it. If you travel internationally, this thing is a lifesaver. It's compact and slim, so it doesn't take up much room in your bag, which is always a plus. One of my favorite features is that it has 2 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports built in. That means I don't have to pack an extra power brick just to charge multiple devices. I can plug in my phone, watch, earbuds, and another device all from one adapter, which makes traveling a lot easier. The price is also really reasonable for what you get. It doesn't feel like you're overpaying, especially considering how useful it is. I actually liked it so much that I ended up buying a few more as gifts for family and friends who travel. Overall, if you travel even a couple of times a year, I'd highly recommend picking one up. It's convenient, well-designed, and one of those purchases that just makes traveling less stressful.

Before my trip to the Åland Islands in Finland, I was trying to keep my packing as simple as possible. I knew I would be moving around a lot, staying in small places, spending long days outside and doing plenty of hikes, so I really did not want to carry a bag full of chargers and adapters. This little adapter ended up being one of those things I was genuinely happy to have. It is about the size of a deck of cards and weighs just 107g, so it takes almost no space in a backpack. When you are travelling light and moving between small guesthouses, ferries and little islands, every bit of space matters. What I liked most is that one wall socket gives you one AC outlet, two USB A ports and two USB C ports. I was charging my iPhone, AirPods, camera gear and other small electronics throughout the trip, so having everything in one place was incredibly convenient. Especially in smaller rooms where you sometimes only have one useful outlet. The main USB C port delivers up to 20W, which is plenty for a phone and smaller travel electronics. It was fast enough for those moments when I got back from a long day outside with a nearly dead phone and needed some battery before heading out again. It is not a laptop charger though, and I would not buy it expecting that. If you use all five ports at the same time, the available power is also divided between devices. For me, that was totally fine. I mainly used it as a compact charging station at the end of the day rather than expecting everything to charge at full speed simultaneously. Another thing worth knowing is that this is the Europlug version with two round pins, so it is not a universal travel adapter. It worked well for the European style outlets I encountered, but I would still check the exact socket type at your accommodation before travelling. It also does not convert voltage. It only handles the physical plug connection, so you still need to make sure your electronics support the voltage at your destination. Most modern phone, camera and laptop chargers do, but I always check the little label on the charger first. For me, the biggest win was simply having one small piece of gear instead of carrying several different adapters and charging bricks. At 107g, I could leave it in my backpack and barely notice it. After long days exploring Åland, walking around small coastal villages and getting back to a quiet room with several things that needed charging, having one compact charging hub was honestly pretty nice. It is not exciting gear, but that is kind of the point. It just makes the whole charging situation simpler. For a trip where you want to pack light and spend more time outside than worrying about your electronics, this little adapter earned its place in my bag

I bought this for a recent trip to New Zealand which uses Type I sockets. For this trip, I travelled light with only a backpack (< 7kg/15 lbs) and was looking for a travel adapter that could charge multiple devices while maintaining a small form factor and be lightweight. I paired this with the Anker UFO 3-in-1 MagSafe charger. It was a great setup for me as I backpacked around New Zealand. While it’s not super fast, it had more than enough power to charge my personal devices and a 10,000 mah power bank overnight. If I needed to charge anything while traveling during the day, I’d use my powerbank. Now it doesn’t have a ground prong and the power output is modest. So I wouldn’t use it for any devices that need a lot of power like a laptop. Or if you’re traveling with family/kids and wanted to share an adapter amongst ya’ll, I’d look for something with a higher power output. But for me, I wanted to keep my carryon weight under 7 kg/15-ish lbs and this charger fit the bill.

I bought a few adapters/converters for a trip that I had to charge cell phones, personal fans, portable batteries and AirPod. One of the other converters broke after one use so I had only this Anker to charge 2-3 things at one time and it was amazing. It is so sleek so does not take up much room and it has enough ports to fit a few devices and I loved that the plugs fold in. This is now one of the top travel items I recommend for friends and family to get. I am now using it for work trips even though I do not need all the plug options. It’s the best!

Nice size and useful number of ports. The only con is that the usb ports can charge at 20W total which is very slow if charging more than one thing at a time (slow for even one thing). Took off a staf for this, but otherwise, it's a solid value.

Used this on a recent trip to London and it worked well the entire time. It handled exactly what I needed it to, especially for charging smaller electronics and travel devices without taking up a ton of space in the bag. One important thing to understand before buying: this adapter does not have a grounding plug. That means it’s really designed for two-prong electronics and lower-power charging devices, not larger grounded appliances or certain laptop chargers. As long as you understand that limitation, it works great for the intended use case. I used it to power a 3-in-1 charger and had no issues at all. The multi-port setup was convenient for travel and helped cut down on bringing extra charging bricks. The build quality also felt solid. Compact, clean design, and didn’t feel flimsy or cheap like some travel adapters do. Plastic housing felt durable enough for repeated travel use. Pros * Worked reliably during international travel * Compact and easy to pack * Multiple ports are very convenient * Powered my 3-in-1 charger without issues * Solid build quality for the size Cons * No grounding plug * Not suitable for all electronics or high-power devices * Important to understand compatibility before traveling Final Thoughts For basic travel charging, this worked very well and made packing simpler. As long as you know it’s intended for two-prong electronics, it’s a very useful and compact travel accessory. I’d definitely keep it in my travel bag for future international trips. Who It’s For Great for travelers charging phones, watches, tablets, earbuds, and other smaller electronics who want a compact all-in-one adapter solution for international travel.

I couldn’t be happier with this travel adapter. The build quality is excellent, and it feels sturdy without being bulky. It’s compact enough to fit easily in a backpack or carry-on, making it perfect for traveling. The multiple plug types make it incredibly convenient for international trips, and the dual USB-C ports are a huge plus for charging modern devices like my iPhone, iPad, and other USB-C accessories without needing extra adapters. Everything charged quickly and reliably. Anker has a great reputation for making high-quality charging products, and this adapter lives up to that reputation. It gave me confidence using it in different countries, and I never had any issues with loose connections or overheating.

Anker makes the best products! This is half the size of my previous travel adapter which makes packing it much easier.

Não presta, aquecia demais para carregar meu iPhone 16, parou de funcionar depois de 3 meses de uso, não comprem.

This is a great travel adapter, feels nice and looks really nice. I really like this for the ports on the side. It’s really slim and sleek so it’s easy to pack. I did release that when using the US plug, it will kinda move around when in a power strip. Probably because these can be turned to work with another countries plug. Also for the Europe style charger, the extension doesent sit as stiff and stable as I would hope. If you do have a 3 prong cable like a laptop charger, it won’t fit depending on the charger. These only have 2 prongs for lighter stuff.

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! I bought a couple of these Anker Nano travel adapters as gifts, and they turned out to be so good that my brother ended up stealing mine! 😄 It’s got a small LED light that shows when it’s working, which is a nice touch. There are two USB-A ports and two USB-C ports, and all of them charge really fast — exactly what you want when you’re traveling. The best part is how compact and slim it is. Most adapters are thick and bulky (an inch and a half or two), but this one is barely 1–2 cm thick. It’s super portable and easy to throw into any travel bag. It’s got all the major plugs — US, UK, Euro, and Middle East — and the Euro plug even works fine in India. So basically, it covers everywhere I need to go. Overall, this is another great, reliable product from Anker. It just works, and it works really well. Five stars without a second thought!

Pequeno e prático. Excelente produto!