🌍 Grounded Dual USB European International Travel Adapter Plug Kit - 2 USA Outlets Input Plugs | Surge Protection Included | Suitable for Europe, Asia, China, USA, South America, and More - by Ceptics Review

I like this product very much. I am in Europe now and it has worked like a dream in our rooms and trains. It fits snugly in the socket and charges very quickly. One review from someone said the UBS was bottoming out on loading. We had no problems when it happened and in Rome it was incidental. Can't wait to use the other one we bought for the UK.

This worked great for what we needed on our trip to Europe. I was able to charge our two phones at the same time using the USB port and the camera battery or my shaver. Remember this is an adapter not a converter, what you plug into your 120 volt plug must be rated for 240 volts. See what you want to connect under the input, it should read 100-240V input. If only 120V is shown under the input, do not use this adapter.

This adapter was purchased some time ago to prepare for a shipping trip on the Rhine. I was skeptical as I had previously purchased 3 adapters for South Africa, none of which worked or caused any stress or hassle. To my pleasant surprise, this European interval USB adapter worked perfectly. I was very happy with the results. I also bought the same product for a future trip to Israel and am hoping for the same performance.

I bought this adapter for Europe, namely Croatia and Germany. It's lightweight and easy to move around as it has no components to carry around. All my US 110-240V power supplies work with this adapter. It's also great that I can charge 2 USB devices at the same time via the plug. Phone and iPad are charged quickly. I have a good quality hair straightener. It works with it, although I'm limited in the temperature settings. In the US I use 410 Fahrenheit. In Croatia I can only go up to 230…

I liked this adapter because it is compact and has 2 USB ports as well as a US plug. I used two on a recent trip to Italy and Spain. It was very good. Many hotel rooms lack outlets for charging 2 phones and a laptop (and a camera charger). Two of these converters meant I could charge all of this and more using just 2 of the hotel's wall outlets. Many European numbers will stop charging the devices once you remove the number card from the number activator/holder and leave the room, requiring you

I bought 2 or 3 of these to take to Europe. A couple of times the phone didn't charge very well until we realized it was mold. Most sockets had circles around the pinholes and this plug just didn't fit some of them. Then we had one of them almost close to the hotel bathroom. Used for a few days but one just started smoking and sparking when plugged in so I threw it away. I also found them too bulky to pack easily - will look for smaller ones next time. I have a few not-so-fashionable little…

I bought two of these for our two week trip to Italy. They worked in every hotel, at the Italian airport and on Italian trains. They also fit into the power outlets on Norwegian Airlines premium seats on our international flights (I'm not sure about economy seats but they usually have power outlets these days). The USB ports worked great and charged quickly. It's good to have two USB charging ports each. We've also used them to power high-powered devices like handheld steamers and curling…

We bought this to adapt American sockets to European ones and specifically for 2 USB charging ports. Well they worked for a couple of days (or so we thought) and then 2 USB ports fell into disrepair for no apparent reason. Back then it was just a single prong socket for a single charger instead of a 2-3 prong charger. This might actually confuse us, but luckily I bought TWO adapters and the other worked great, so the other (which is only a few bucks more and more adaptable to many countries…

Item worked great every 2 days. Obviously I bought it because of multiple plugs (actual US plug and 2 USB ports), but after a few days in another country I've traveled to, I noticed that my phone (which I plugged into one of the USB ports connected) was no longer charging. I thought maybe it was my phone or the cord I was using. But then, a day or two later, my friend I was traveling with and who I shared this adapter with noticed that her phone (which she wanted to plug into a USB port) didn't