MOMAX Technology Ltd. UA22 70W 7-in-1 GaN travel power adapter
- 77.0 in x 55.0 in x…
- 6.35 ounces
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MOMAX Technology Ltd.
A 70 W travel adapter with two AC outlets, three USB-C ports and two USB-A ports for use in over 200 countries
Color Gold
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The MOMAX UA22 is a 70W GaN travel adapter that combines two AC outlets with three USB-C and two USB-A ports. It supports PD, QC3.0, PPS, FCP, SCP and AFC protocols for simultaneous charging of laptops, phones and tablets in one compact unit.
This adapter suits travellers whose devices accept 100-250V input and who need multiple ports in a single pocket-sized device. It is not for users who require voltage conversion, as the unit does not change mains voltage and cannot power single-voltage appliances.
The two AC sockets and five USB ports let you charge up to seven devices from one wall outlet, removing the need to carry separate laptop and phone chargers. GaN technology keeps the adapter small and cool while delivering 70W total output across the USB-C ports.
| Color | Gold |
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The UA22 includes a Type G plug that fits UK wall outlets directly, so no separate plug adapter is needed for the United Kingdom.
Yes, the USB-C3 port negotiates power with the laptop and will deliver only the 45 W the device requests, up to its 70 W maximum.
Check the phone's lock screen or battery settings for a "fast charging", "PD" or "QC" indicator while connected to a USB-C or USB-A port.
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