🌍 VCT VTM-150GS - Premium 220/240V Step Down Travel Voltage Converter for Using USA Products in Europe & Asia - Ideal for Laptops, Chargers, and more Review

We went to Dublin, Ireland and I bought this converter for the trip. It's tough, but it was worth it! It worked great with our electronics (cpap, ipad, camera and phone charger). You can't just use an adapter to connect your electronics, they draw a higher current (Ireland is 240v and we are 110v) which my friend discovered will burn them out. You must turn off the higher voltage to avoid burning your electronics. It worked like a charm.

This product works exactly as advertised! I'm still in Europe as of this writing and it worked great to keep my phone and computer charged for a week. My wife came to me and used it as a hair dryer, too much and the fuse blew. Everything is fine I imagine, but I have no backup. You can buy a similar product in Europe but it will cost you more. Before you jump in the water, test your strength to make sure it's right for you. Note: All you need for your laptop is a plug adapter, as long as it…

That worked great in Prague. I added a small extension cord and used it to charge my phone and laptop every day. Now a camera and laptop seems like the most he can handle. We tried running two laptops and one cell at the same time and the converter got very hot. Not sure if it was dangerously hot, but I found it uncomfortable enough to unplug my laptop. After we reduced usage to a laptop and cellphone, it cooled down and worked great again. owning rather than trying to share.

Bought for a trip to Malta. They worked great. Total output is a little under 110V, but it was a stable 110V. For example, if I leave the computer on when plugged in, the battery charges slowly, slower than in the US, i.e. the current was lower than in the US FROM AMERICA. However, I was able to use just about anything, including electrical appliances that didn't have a switch to switch between 110 and 220V. I will be using them in Chile and every other country with 208-230V or so in about a…

When buying, remember that the product is heavy. I think it weighs around 3 pounds, but it does an excellent job of converting voltage and protecting devices like smartphones, tablets, electric razors, and laptops while charging. This appliance is not intended for use with heat-generating items such as hair dryers and curling irons. These devices will blow his fuse. The device is supplied with a plug that works in the UK, but you may need additional plug converters to connect this device to…

I am a British citizen but am a permanent resident of America. So when I decided to visit the UK on holiday and bring my laptop with me, I knew I needed something to convert 240/220v electricity in the UK for my 110v laptop. After researching the internet, I came across this product at Revain. The first thing I noticed when I received it was how compact and small it is. Well, the proof is in action. In the UK he did exactly what I needed. I also found that I could plug in a US extension cord…

I thought I should review this unit to help others. No doubt, the transformer works perfectly. I didn't take it with me on my trip to England. Instead I use adapters. I wanted to travel light because I would be visiting 4 cities there. What you should know is that most consumer electronics purchased today are dual voltage devices. I didn't know this and bought it to charge my phone and tablet. I didn't have any 120V AC appliances to take with me on the trip, nor did I have to. I didn't…

We have taken this converter on several trips to Europe and Asia and we drive it to Australia and India. Here is some useful information for you.* In most countries, except the USA, the current is 220 volts. 110 in the US - and if you plug in something made only for 110, you'll quickly or instantly burn the device. * There are two things you may need to travel to another country. The converter down converts the voltage from 220 to 110. An adapter allows you to connect your American plug to an…