European Adapter TROND American Type Review

This product has been a lifesaver, especially on our cruise ship where you have very few outlets. The only problem I had was with the hair dryer. Maybe mine had too high a voltage for that block. But it charged my phone, laptop, and desk with no issues. I also plugged in my curling iron and straightener, although not all of these products were plugged in at the same time. We were also in Spain for a few days, where we absolutely needed this converter for our hotel room.

Bought for a trip to Amsterdam and it worked perfectly. I was able to charge my phone and iPad via USB ports, leaving enough outlets for my Fitbit, electric shaver, and even my wife's CPAP machine. Remember this is an adapter only, not a voltage converter. But if you check your products, you will probably find that they work on both 110 and 220 volts. If so, this is the only fork you need!

I was on a recent trip to Europe and used this adapter to charge my phone. I also charged the Bluetooth headphones. My fellow travelers also had to use my adapter so it came in very handy except I only had one! It works fine, I have no problems with it. It is very durable and has a good weight. I wasn't afraid to break or damage it and travel. I had no problems with customs clearance. I recommend this adapter for traveling in Europe.

35W isn't even enough for a 12" laptop! much less for more. I have tried various small laptops up to 12 inches and each time I get the same warning that the power is not 45W but 35W! this made the adapter unusable on my trip abroad! The USB ports can charge 2 phones or a phone and a small tablet very slowly. This plug is oversized and weighs more compared to other similar plugs. He kept coming off the wall.

Went to Italy this month and bought it for a trip. It worked great. I really liked being able to plug multiple things into one outlet, yet it was compact for packing and carrying in a bag. I also liked that if I needed to use the only outlet available at the airport, I could ask someone who already uses it to share it with me and connect through my device. One piece of advice is I forgot to bring something for the London layover as they use a different type of plug, but someone at the airport…

I used it on a recent trip to Austria and Germany. The plugin was great because it has both USB and standard US options. In addition, the plug does not require an additional socket. Many plugs in Germany and Austria are sunk; The teeth on it are long enough to penetrate the recessed hole. My mum brought the plug with no extension cord and couldn't use hers so we both used mine which again made the extra plug options via USB very useful. If you're traveling with a mobile phone, that's really all

I have traveled to Europe many times and lived there twice for several years. This device was one of the most handy things I've ever had to plug into European outlets and it's very compact too. (Just remember this is not a transformer, just a great adapter to plug in your multi-current devices.) I was able to charge my Dell laptop, run my CPAP, charge my phone, and USB port with this adapter plug. Fans (really useful in France and Germany in July! - but that's a separate review) all at once. It