general questions about the wall brick for all apple devices

[mrgreeneyes]

so I have these devices.

- MacBook Air 2020
- iPhone 13
- Apple Watch SE
- iPad Air 4th gen

and my girlfriend has:
- iPad Air 4th gen
- iPhone XR
- Apple Watch Series 2

we are going on a trip for a few days will will be bringing our iPads, iPhones and watches. what is the best solution to charge them all?
do just Bring the original chargers for iPhone, iPad and watch and takes turns charging?

I am looking for the most efficient way to keep everything charged and ready to use with out having to Bring all sorts of power bricks and cables.

 

[Mark Stone]

What I do with my iDevices on trips is simply bringing the bricks and cables. It’s irritating, I know, but . . . .

 

[chrfr]

so I have these devices.

- MacBook Air 2020
- iPhone 13
- Apple Watch SE
- iPad Air 4th gen

and my girlfriend has:
- iPad Air 4th gen
- iPhone XR
- Apple Watch Series 2

we are going on a trip for a few days will will be bringing our iPads, iPhones and watches. what is the best solution to charge them all?
do just Bring the original chargers for iPhone, iPad and watch and takes turns charging?

I am looking for the most efficient way to keep everything charged and ready to use with out having to Bring all sorts of power bricks and cables.

I generally travel with a Satechi 66W 3-port USB-C charger: https://satechi.net/products/66w-usb-c-3-port-gan-wall-charger?variant=39480767283288

It works well to charge my phone, watch, and iPad or laptop although I wish it took a longer power cord the way Apple’s laptop chargers do.
Carrying individual chargers for everything would be a hassle and a lot of extra weight.

 

[izzy0242mr]

- MacBook Air 2020
- iPhone 13
- Apple Watch SE
- iPad Air 4th gen

and my girlfriend has:
- iPad Air 4th gen
- iPhone XR
- Apple Watch Series 2

Are lightning cables USB C to Lightning? If so you can just bring your Mac charger (USB c to USB c) and bring a handful of USB c to lightning cables, maybe an extra small wall charger for an iPhone/ipad, and one extra wall charger for a watch charger.

 

[TheIntruder]

Skip the wall charger(s), and pick up a multi-port desktop charger. Or two.

Some lodging, particularly if it's a vacation rental, may not have many free, or convenient outlets, making a large wall brick a potential hassle to use.

A desktop charger needs only a single power cord, with a small plug that is easier to squeeze in a confined space, is much less likely to fall out of a loose, or worn outlet, as well as relieving the need to carry multiple longer individual cables to reach the ports on a wall brick. With overseas travel, and the addition of a plug adapter, the advantage grows even larger.

Wall bricks and their ports are captive to wherever an outlet is located. A desktop charger can be located where you find it most convenient.

All of this applies both home or away.