MOMAX 1-World² 235W Dreamer 235 Seven-Port Dual AC Travel Charger｜UA33 GaN Fast-Charging Travel Adapter [Hong Kong Official Stock]｜MOMAX Hong Kong Official Stock

100-250V 50/60Hz 10A 2500W max

Product Overview

MOMAX 1-World² 235W Dreamer 235 Seven-Port Dual AC Travel Charger｜UA33 GaN Fast-Charging Travel Adapter [Hong Kong Official Stock] is a travel adapter product. Official specifications list: Rated input voltage range 100-250V 50/60Hz 10A 2500W max；Pin specifications CN/TW/US/JP; UK/EU/AU。

When choosing a travel adapter, first check the socket type at your destination, the total power consumption of the devices you will bring, and whether you need USB-A for older devices; once these three factors are determined, the required wattage and number of ports will naturally become clearer.

MOMAX 1-World² 235W Dreamer 235 Seven-Port Dual AC Travel Charger｜UA33 GaN Fast-Charging Travel Adapter [Hong Kong Official Stock] (Product image)

Six Key Highlights

What’s Included

The following are the contents of the Hong Kong official stock package. Actual accessories may vary by batch; please contact us for confirmation before placing your order if you have any questions.

• Package contents may vary by batch; please contact us before placing your order if you need to confirm any specific accessory.
• Hong Kong official stock; warranty coverage is subject to this product page and the distributor’s terms.

Suitable Scenarios

This model is suitable for the following situations:

• When travelling for business with a 140W laptop, a lightweight laptop, and a phone, charge all three devices simultaneously without waiting for a socket
• For family trips, one charging station replaces several chargers, saving a bag of luggage
• Hotel rooms often have only one wall outlet; the two AC outlets let you use a hair dryer and a laptop power adapter at the same time.
• For fixed desktop use, seven ports handle all your devices at once, with no repeated plugging and unplugging.

Why choose this model

• You need to power two laptops simultaneously: C1/C2 deliver up to 140W from a single port, while C4 provides an additional 65W; two laptops and a tablet can run at full speed simultaneously, whereas most other 7-port power strips require devices to take turns.
• You don’t want to carry three chargers when going out: The 7 outputs deliver a total of 235W, with one unit replacing a laptop charger, phone fast charger, and watch charging dock.
• You frequently travel to different countries: The plugs cover CN/TW/US/JP and UK/EU/AU, with 100-250V global compatibility, so you don’t need to look for a travel adapter after landing.
• You need to plug in non-USB appliances: The two AC outlets are rated at 2500W, allowing you to directly connect a hair dryer, laptop power adapter, or camera charger—not just USB devices.
• You don’t want to remember which port is the fastest: C1/C2 are for laptops, C4 is for tablets, C3 is for phones, A1 is for older cables, and C5/C6 are for watches and earbuds—the port functions are clear at a glance.
• But if you only charge your phone: UA26 (20W) or UA32A (25W) is lighter and more affordable; there’s no need to buy a 235W model.

Full specifications

Compare Models in the Same Series

Side-by-side comparison of models in the same series. The UA33 you are viewing is highlighted. Total output, number of ports, and dual AC outlets are listed according to each model's official naming; power distribution among the ports is based on the "Full Specifications" on this page.

FAQs

Q: Before buying, how do I know whether it will fit the sockets at home?
A: Check the socket layout: twin sockets side by side, a switch directly above, a raised socket surround, or a position near the edge of a wall. A full-size plug may hit the surround and may not sit flush, and could also block the switch. It is best to measure the available socket space before buying.

Q: The plug will not go in—is the product faulty?
A: No. There is nothing wrong with the plug; it is an issue with the socket placement. Any full-size plug may get stuck in these positions. Use a power board with local safety certification to separate the plugs and it will work.

Q: What should I look out for when using a power board?
A: Choose one with overload protection and local safety certification (for example, SAA/RCM certification in Australia/New Zealand). Plug the adapter directly into the power board, never daisy-chain power boards, and leave enough space for heat dissipation.

Q: What can I use instead if I do not want to add a power board?
A: Consider a slim GaN charger. It is much smaller and can fit in narrow sockets. Keep the travel adapter for use when travelling; hotel sockets are generally wider and less likely to have clearance issues.

Q: Before buying, how do I know it fits my sockets at home?
A: Look at the socket spot: twin sockets side by side, a switch directly above, a raised surround, or a position near a wall edge - a full-size plug body will hit the surround and may not sit flush, and can cover the switch. Measure the space before buying if unsure.

Q: The plug will not go in - is the product faulty?
A: No. The plug itself is fine; it is the socket placement - any full-size plug jams in those spots. A certified power board with space for each plug solves it.

Q: Anything to watch out for with power boards?
A: Choose one with overload protection and local safety certification (e.g. SAA/RCM in Australia/New Zealand); plug the adapter directly into the board, never daisy-chain boards, and leave room for heat dissipation.

Q: I would rather not use a power board - any alternatives?
A: Consider a slim GaN charger - much smaller and fits tight spots; keep the travel adapter for trips, where hotel sockets usually have more room.

Choose Based on Your Devices

Tell us which devices you will be charging and how many you will use at the same time, and we will help confirm whether this model is sufficient for your needs.

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