Thank you for sharing your concern—we completely understand why discovering other products can feel that way, and we appreciate your honesty.
We want to assure you that the Voyager 205 is much more than just its core specs. It’s the result of over 10 years of TESSAN’s dedicated experience in the travel adapter field and is built directly from years of real-world user feedback.
Beyond the power output, we’ve engineered it with a unique, multi-layer safety system for complete peace of mind. This goes far beyond the basics, with active protections against Over-Temperature, Short-Circuits, Over-Current, and Over-Voltage, all housed within a durable Flame-Retardant Polycarbonate casing. After all, no one wants their expensive devices damaged by a power surge, and they certainly don’t want their travel adapter to become a fire hazard.
The Voyager 205 isn’t just an adapter; it’s a travel companion engineered for absolute electrical safety. This commitment to robust protection is why it takes more time to perfect.
As a thank you for your early belief in us, you’ve also secured it at an exclusive early-bird price that won’t be available once it hits retail. We’re confident you’ll feel the difference when you have it in your hands.

Thanks for your question. While other products may now exist with similar specs, we can state with confidence that TESSAN was the originator of the 205W travel adapter concept.
We lead the way in developing this specific power configuration. Furthermore, the Voyager 205 features our own completely independent industrial design, including our unique “Walking on the Earth” finish. We pride ourselves on being innovators, not imitators.

Absolutely! We just published a full guide to the power distribution for all charging combinations in our latest campaign update. It has all the scenarios you’re looking for.
Please let us know if anything is unclear after you’ve had a look.

Hi there, the Voyager 205 does not directly support Type D or Type M plugs. This was a conscious design choice to keep the adapter as compact and lightweight as possible for global travel. Since the limited regions that use those plugs (like India and South Africa) also widely support the Type C plug, our adapter ensures you’re still covered there.

Regarding your question about devices like travel irons or hair dryers—this is a very important point! Please be aware that the Voyager 205 is a plug adapter, not a voltage converter. If you plan to use such high-power appliances, you must ensure they are dual-voltage or rated to work at 220V. Using a 110V-only appliance would blow the voyager 205’s fuse.
Hope this detailed explanation helps!

That is an incredibly thoughtful and well-reasoned suggestion, thank you so much for sharing it! You’ve highlighted a very real-world scenario that many travelers face.
On the Voyager 205, the top of the unit is occupied by the sliding plug mechanism, which left the front face as the best spot for the three main USB-C ports.
However, your feedback is brilliant. For future products, we will absolutely explore different layouts to better address the exact pain point you’ve described. We really appreciate insights like this—it’s how we get better!

That’s an excellent and well-informed question. You’re spot on.
You’ve identified the exact “loophole” in the PD 3.1 spec—PPS remains an optional protocol. Many brands chase the high wattage number and leave PPS out.
Rest assured, we engineered the Voyager 205 for full PPS compliance. It will deliver the 45W your Samsung phone requires without issue. Thanks for asking!

Hi there! The charging cable included is 1 meter (about 3.3 feet) long. Hope this helps!

That is an incredibly insightful and important question—thank you for bringing it up. You’ve highlighted a known challenge for many travel adapters in the UK.
To be completely transparent, we designed the Voyager 205 to be as compact as possible to minimize this issue. Its specs are 100mm x 55mm x 56mm.
This compact, rectangular shape makes it compatible with the vast majority of UK sockets without interfering with the rocker switch. However, depending on the specific design and placement of the wall socket, we acknowledge that the issue you described could still potentially occur in rare cases.
We truly appreciate you asking, as it allows us to set clear expectations for fellow backers.

Thanks so much for following up and for your sharp eye!
While we can’t speak to every individual comment online, we can confirm our official process: the only units that have been sent out are pre-production samples to a select group of media and KOL partners for their early review.
The Voyager 205 has absolutely not been released to the public market, and our Indiegogo backers will be among the very first to receive the final product. We really appreciate your vigilance in helping us keep the community informed!

It sure does! For China, you just slide out the Australian plug and twist the pins so they are straight. That’s the Type A plug used there, and it works for the US and Japan too. It’s that easy