Review on Efficient Ceptics India, Nepal, Bangladesh Travel Adapter Plug with Dual USB - Type D - Safe Grounded for Cell Phones, Laptops, Camera (CTU-10) by Kobby Fairchild

It changed my life this summer! My husband and I have traveled to Tanzania, Zambia and South Africa which meant I had plenty of adapters with me. FYI: Zambia and Tanzania are one and the same, and South Africa is another. First, a little about our usual travel usage. We always take two iPhones, a soap dish and another tablet or two. I love drying my hair and using a hair straightener. We also had a DSLR on this trip. With all the devices that need to be charged overnight and the hair tools I love using in the mornings, we usually have to "plan” time for plug adapters like it's a busy company executive. I already had adapters for this trip. For Zambia and Tanzania, it was just single plugs, which meant I needed multiple adapter plugs, multiple US plugs for USB charging, and multiple USB cables. I had a large, heavy bag full of stuff that took up a lot of space in my premium luggage. Arriving in South Africa at the end of the trip, I realized I could plug in my camera charger and two iPhones at the same time without using either of the US plugs. It took me from 5 plugs and 2 cables (3 adapters, 2 US USB plugs and cables) to 1 plug and 2 cables to charge the same number of devices! Before I left I thought it was fine. After almost a month of traveling, I realized that those adapters and USB ports are optional. Do yourself a favor, spend a little more and leave a few plugs at home. You will not regret it!