Review on OREI WP-L-GN Grounded Universal 2 in 1 Plug Adapter - Type L for Italy & Uruguay - High Quality - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant by Javarie Malick

I bought several of these for a recent trip to Europe and Africa. All adapters were from the same manufacturer and each worked well every time I used it. If you're looking for information on which adapter you need for your electronics or what else you want to connect, it's very simple here: two-pin for the old socket. It does not convert the power supply in any way! 2) To determine if this adapter can be used for your computer, phone, etc. look at the back of the charging connector for your device or power bank and look for a label with all the little electrical information printed on it. Somewhere on the label above you'll see the word "IN" with a few numbers, typically (hopefully) "100-240V". If it HAS these numbers (100-240V, sometimes 100-250V), you can use this adapter almost anywhere in the world without any problems, because your power supply can work with any voltage in the range of 100-240 volts and if there is space in the world outside of this area, I don't know where he is. Your device's power adapter handles the conversions necessary for your device to operate safely, so all you need is this adapter for your local power outlet. 3) On some appliances, especially older ones like curling irons and hair dryers, the "IN" range only has one number, probably "110v". This device doesn't convert properly and you'll instantly burn anything you're trying to associate with bad odors as massive 240v surges flow through your unprepared device. I wouldn't even take stuff like that abroad with me. The price was very low and having had no issues with any of them I would rate them as excellent value for money. With the price being so low I'd recommend buying two so you have one as a backup or for the occasional travel companion who inevitably doesn't even think of such a thing.