AllMaybe PD45 Mobile Phone Adapter Review
The AllMaybe PD45 Mobile Phone is a mobile phone wall wart adapter that has a single USB-C port, which will provide great quality power for your devices!
Official Specs
I can’t find an official page, so I can’t report any official information. Sorry!
Price
The price is $30. This should be available at Illumn soon (that’s where I got mine!)
Short Review
I’m a data junkie, so this is a nice wall wart for my USB-C devices. With the capability up to 3A (and at least 12V), this is a very capable adapter!
Long Review
Key Features
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- PD Transmission Function: 100-240 volts input is an ideal choice for any outdoor activities, ONE for all.
- Fast Charging Technology: Built-in intelligent chip can automatically choose optimum charging current&voltage for various devices, max output up to 3A 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V3A, 15V/3A, 20V/2.25A, 5 different charging modes
- Great compatibility: Type-C is a perfect match with Notebooks, Ultrabooks, Tablets, PSPs, Phones, digital devices, and accessories
- Practical LDC display: Charging current, voltage, and accumulated power capacity are all shown in ONE display
- High conversion efficiency: Nickel plating copper USB-C port, decent electrical conductivity, and reducing the power loss
- Last DOE Level VI: Passed the professional organization test and awarded FCC/ROHS/CE certification
Manual and Packaging
The PD45 ships in a plastic package, with specs and XTAR branding on the back. It’s no secret that AllMaybe is an XTAR brand!
The manual is fairly brief.
What’s Included
- AllMaybe PD45
- Manual
Build Quality and Durability
The PD45 is a solid little brick. It’s also nice looking. The finish is very slick, and the plastic is sort of sparkly. I love that the wall plug flips out – that makes it a great travel device!
The bottom has some important specs – notably that the PD45 has a bunch of voltage ranges – 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V. My main USB-C device uses 12V, and the max there is 3A.
The screen is a pretty typical XTAR screen. Blue on blue.
Size
Officially, the PD45 is 585828.7mm in size.
Power
As stated above, the wall plug flips in and out, stowing away nicely.
That does mean that the PD45 sticks out from the wall a fair bit when being used.
I only tested with standard US wall plug AC voltages (~110/115), but the input is ok all the way up to 240V!
User Interface and Operation
There’s a single button on the PD45. But like most XTAR products, the button doesn’t actually seem to do all that much. The PD45 will charge regardless of what button presses you make… More or less a placebo button. But long-pressing it will turn off the backlight, and double-pressing it will clear the log.
Anyway, during use, the display works as follows:
The display is the voltage setting, how much current is being used at this moment, and how many Wh over time.
The cumulative Wh will also reset when the PD45 is unplugged.
Conclusion
What I like
- The device is nice and small
- Potential for 45W of power!
- USB-C
- PD charging!
What I don’t like
- Only one port
- A regular USB port would really set this device off!
- Placebo button
Notes
- This item was provided by Illumn.com for review. I was not paid to write this review.
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