I don't think an adapter is the kind of innovation HN users are looking for. I've fried at least one USB-C device, a high-end wireless headset, seemingly by co

I don't think an adapter is the kind of innovation HN users are looking for. I've fried at least one USB-C device, a high-end wireless headset, seemingly by connecting it to a name-brand USB-C charger that had some kind of incompatibility with the headset. Plus, even among Apple chargers, some USB-C chargers will support fast charging, and some won't, regardless of their rated wattage. Plus some will and will not support fast charging via a wireless charger (either a MagSafe wireless charger or an Apple Watch charger). There are a lot of charging incompatibilities in the current state of USB-C, even among devices from a single manufacturer.