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

I was traveling in Italy and needed a power supply for my iPad. There were so many options, how should one decide? That's why I chose this model from OREI. It was a good choice and it worked flawlessly. Small so doesn't take up much space. It's inexpensive - so it's easy on the budget. I chose this particular brand because OREI has several different adapters and they are very clear on which countries each one works in and that's why I trusted them. I was surprised that you can actually connect…

We spent a few weeks in Rome and Sicily in January 2013 and stayed in 7 different hotels. This adapter plug has worked great at every hotel we have stayed at. It is durable and plugs in well. Wherever we went, there was always a "third" grounding plug attached in the middle. Remember this is NOT a voltage converter. If your electronic devices are not designed for the voltage of 220 volts common in Italy and Uruguay, you will also need a transformer. It turns out that the Mac Air I used this…

This is the plug you need for Italy. Ignore the bilaterals who say they will work in Italy. Italy requires a 3 pin type and only older locations will work with 2 pin. It's too risky to have maybe 20% of the points of sale in Italy; Buy this and it works everywhere. It has 2 outlets and I used both of them probably every other day on a 10 day 5 hotel trip. A little tip for iPhone and Android users: check the tiny writing on your adapter. It usually says 110-220v or 120-240v which means you can…

Worked like a champ in Italy where sockets have three round holes; It accepts US plugs with two or three pins. Not suitable for outlets of other configurations. Good durable plastic. If you are traveling abroad for the first time, find out what the outlets are like where you are going. And make sure you and your travel companion have your own adapter — seriously. Note. It doesn't convert voltage. The devices you travel with probably don't need a converter. Unless you plan to work on the main…

My husband and I have just returned from a week's package tour of Italy. We heard before the trip that there are different types of power outlets in Italy, but this adapter fits all of the outlets we saw at the three hotels we stayed at. During the drive we wanted to charge our two phones, the iPad, our camera. , and our spare camera battery at different times. We took this adapter with us along with a pair of friends, but since it has two inputs and we didn't need to charge everything at once,

This is NOT a converter/converter. Please don't listen to idiots giving 1 star for a product that works exactly as it should and exactly as the description says. The 1 star rating is clearly for those who have messed up their own devices assuming they convert power from 110V to 220V or those who simply haven't read the wattage of their own devices ahead of time. This adapter is not suitable for this. Something as simple and tiny as this can't be a converter, it's just common sense. Also, the…

I ordered this adapter based on the reviews I read on Revain and we were not disappointed as we toured Rome, Florence and Venice, Italy. As described, this universal grounded plug adapter fits most country plugs including the US and Canada. The L plug adapter is grounded and suitable for Italian sockets. The second socket on the top of the plug accepts a 2 pin US plug and the other socket on the back of the plug accepts a 3 pin US plug. Very convenient because you can connect 2 devices to this…

I bought two different types of adapters for a trip to Italy. A two pin plug sold by Revain said to be made specifically for Italy and this plug. Perhaps old inns or buildings in other parts of Italy use 2-prong plugs, but 2-prong plugs don't fit the 3-prong sockets that existed in each of the four different hotels we stayed at. This three prong adapter worked in any of them. It fits like a glove and I've never had any problems with it. A very nice feature is the additional outlet on the side…

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…