Minix Neo P1
65 W
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49 reviews
Good, but becomes warm
Pro
- Does what it promises
Contra
- gets warm (almost too warm to touch)
The ideal travel charger
Pro
- Very small, therefore ideal for travelling
- Multiple travel adapters for US, EU/CH, UK, AU/NZ
- Can charge my Macbook, smartphone and headphones at the same time
- Incl. two small bags for charger + adapter
Great choice
Great everyday plug for those who have multiple devices. It is also travel oriented - comes with two travel pouches (nice surprise) and plugs for main types of outlets.
I especially enjoy how small it is (could easily fit into pocket and be carried around if needed).
Fast-charge (Apple devices) is the feature I bought it for and so far it works as expected. Have not tried it with a Macbook, so cannot comment if it would be sufficiently powerful.
I was originally looking for one more USB-C port, but this model (2xC + 1xA) is fully sufficient for everyday use and has eliminated the need for all other wall plugs for me.Pro
- Fast charge
- Small size
- Charges multiple devices properly
- Travel adaptors & pouches included
Life is better with this little mighty charger
This little charger is awesome. It can charge my HP laptop while also charging my iPAD or my iPhone. Long gone are the days when I had to take several chargers on my trips. It also comes with different plugs e.g. USA/Japan, so I really save a lot on space and weight. GET ONE. PERIOD.
Pro
- Size
- Power
- Convenience
- International plugs
- Travel pouch
Contra
- Nothing
Great, compact 65 W power supply
Great device that works great and is well made.
Long-term experience could not yet be collected.Pro
- Size
- Connectors
- Adaper
- 65 W PD via USB-C
Contra
- Only very compact with US plug
- CH plug enlarges the device by almost double
Does what it should
Is compact and charges quickly. But has an idle current and thus produces noise when nothing is plugged in.
And unfortunately not suitable for Samsung's 45W super fast charging, because this charger does not create 5A current (but more voltage to get to the 65W).
6 out of 49 reviews
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