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Baseus Enercore CG11 6-in-1 70W GaN Travel Adapter Wall Charger w/ Retractable Cable (Black or White, E0307E) on sale for $49.99 - $25.37 when you apply promo code
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Baseus PicoGo AG11 6-in-1 45W GaN Travel Adapter Wall Charger w/ Retractable Cable on sale for $26.99 - $7.59 off when you apply promo code
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Something like this USA To EU European Travel Plug [ebay.com]
Airport use, these Universal adapters will be fine for that.
Community Reviews
Baseus Enercore CG11 is a compact travel adapter that stands out for its built in retractable cable, fused design, and 70W USB C charging for laptops and phones on international trips. The 45W and 70W versions are the same size, and the 70W model adds useful headroom for laptop charging. It has worked well on trips to Europe, Asia, cruises, and even flights, with the cable and outlet options making it handy for travel. The main cautions are its bulk, the retractable cord as a possible wear point, and the fact that it is a plug adapter, not a voltage converter. A practical pick if you want an all in one travel charger and can live with the size.
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It has been used successfully on trips to Europe, Asia, Singapore, cruises, and airplanes, including charging laptops and phones. One caveat is that universal adapters can fit loosely or feel bulky in some EU sockets, so fit depends on the outlet.
The built-in retractable cable is appreciated for travel because it stays attached and avoids packing a separate cord, and it has been described as well built. The tradeoff is that the retractable mechanism is seen as a likely weak point and adds bulk.
No. It is a plug adapter, not a voltage transformer, so 110V-only devices can be damaged in 220V outlets. Modern chargers and power supplies that support both 110V and 220V can use it normally.
Yes, a free 3.3 ft USB-C 100W PD 5A QC4 cable is offered with purchase, but you cannot stack that with the discount code. It is either the discount or the free cable, not both.
The 45W and 70W versions have the same physical size, so the 70W model gives more charging headroom without taking up extra space. The USB-C port can do 60W, while the built-in cable is rated for the full 70W output.
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I will also point out that this is almost the regular price for these as they're on sale for $24 more than they're not recently...
110V was original household voltage in the early part of the 20th century, but that gradually increased until the 1960s, when the National Electrical Code officially declare 120/240 as the nominal voltage for household service delivery. Out of habit, a lot of people still say 110 or even 115, which is close enough. 😀
The EU and the UK use 230, not 220.
In the UK we normally say we're at 240V, but the reality is that we changed to 230 +6%/-10% in the mid 90's:
A brief history of UK voltage limits [efixx.co.uk]
For decades, the UK's mains supply was set at a nominal 240 volts, with a tolerance of ±6%, meaning anything between 226 and 254 volts was acceptable.
In the mid-1990s, as part of a European-wide effort to harmonise electrical standards, the UK adopted a new nominal voltage of 230 volts. Rather than rebuilding the network, the tolerance was widened to +10% / −6%, creating a new acceptable range of 216 to 253 volts.
In practice, very little changed. Most households continued to see voltages above 240 volts, because the network was designed to run "high" to counteract voltage drop during heavy demand.
Promo code still applies to 70W and am seeing that for $24.62
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Quick side note: This product does contain several USB ports as well. I agree that the retractable cable is likely a weak point. But as long as it is functioning, this device does provide quite a bit of versatility.
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