Italy Travel Plug Adapter, VINTAR US to Italy Power Adapter with 1 USB-C 2 USB-A Ports and 2 American Outlets, 5 in 1 Outlet Adapter, Type L Plug Adapter for USA to Italy Uruguay Chile

Very good design and sturdy. I took it to Brazil and it worked perfect. Worth every penny.

Loved this adapter was perfect to charge two phones, hair dryer etc.

I have some very strong positive feelings about this set and some very weak so-so feelings about this set. The pros:- The two plugs on the EU adapter are a godsend and this is the only adapter I have with two!- I love that it has a USB C port, too - SUPER useful and not common to find even though USB C is becoming more standard by the month.- The USB/USB C ports are all on the top which is fantastic as most outlets are below waist-height so this buys you additional cord length.- I love that it has both an EU/mainland Europe adapter and a UK adapter.The cons:- I don't understand why the EU adapter is so big with multiple outlets and USB/USB C ports but the UK one is just a plain plug? That's very strange to me - almost like they're considering the UK one to be a free gift when obviously if you're going to the UK with the same electronics that you're going to the EU with, you'll need the same functions.- The EU adapter, though very nice, sits very loose in European outlets. It repeatedly fell out and I had to adjust it often. The more cords/plugs you had on it, the heavier it was, and the more it drooped, which kind of negates the usefulness.So, overall, more pros than cons, but the cons are kind of big. I was genuinely torn about if this was a 3 or 4-star item but I rounded up. I have lots and lots of adapters and I'm not sure if I'll bring this one on any future trips, but if you don't and you need something fast, these are fine.

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They really did this right. Larger size and a bit heavier & bulky - and really feels more substantial than some other light weight, smaller units. I got it to use in Turkey (which was on the list), but it should work fine in many countries that use that European 2 round prong standard outlet. The US, 2 slot (plus ground) outlets are nicely spaced apart a little bit - so you can plug in one of those bulkier, right at the outlet power adapter and NOT block the 2nd outlet - nice job. But, the plug adapter also include 2 USB-A outlets AND a USB-C outlet - so you may not need another power adapter anyway. The USB-C outlet supports Rapid charging, I'm not sure about the USB-A output. The power rating suggests that it should, but I can't confirm. I expect it will, but not when both USB-A ports are being used. I didn't think the documentation was that clear with regards to what you can or can not use with the adapter. The adapter doesn't change the voltage (other than for the USB Ports) or the hertz (cycles). Most things from the US that have something that turns/spins, like a hair dryer or a fan and use AC power will expect (and need) 60 Hertz (cycle) AC power, so check the tiny print on the hair dryer, fan or toothbrush to see if it is 60 Hertz only or is 50/60 Hertz. (But I've only seen toothbrushes that plug in to charge the internal battery and aren't connected to wall power when in use, unlike a fan or hair dryer.) Similar, many countries use a standard voltage other than the US 110/120 volts standard. Nearly all computer or phone related power adapters made in the last 10 years are designed to operate over both 110/120 & the common european 220/240 volts standard. But, be sure to tiny print on any power adapter before plugging it in. One word of warning, DO NOT FORGET to check any outlet strip or surge protector. I went on a cruise and took a outlet strip to get more than the little single outlet in the cabin, plugged in (a different) outlet adapter and plugged in the outlet strip and BAM - EXPLOSION - smoke and sparks. The smell of the surge protector on the outlet stip blowing up from the 220/240 voltage hung in our cabin for a couple days. (And of course, the outlet strip was dead.) So, if you're taking a outlet strip, be sure it's a cheap, NO surge protection strip.... But, that's a different thing than THIS product. Great product and just what I need. I had missed that it also included the less common UK - sidways flat blade adapter. Which I don't anticipate using or needing, but it's small enough and can be left home OR easy enough to take along. You never know anymore about flight divertion and delays, so maybe it could become a unplanned need on a international trip. It ALSO can be just plugged onto the EU Pins and left there during travel, I've had the EU Outlet Pins on other adapters, bent and broken being jammed into a suitcase. If that happens on the way OUT, that totally blows, you're without the adapter you brought... so even as a 'throw away' add-on feature, there is some value to using it to help protect the real product. Enjoy...

I used this adapter on a recent trip to the UK. You do have to use the included adapter if you want to use it in the UK. It worked well for me. It is not a power converter, so make sure that anything you plug into is dual voltage, but it worked well for charging my cell phone. I liked that it didn't take up a lot of space in my suitcase or bag.

This travel adapter is awesome since it has tons of ports. I was able to use this while traveling and my husband and I were both able to use it. This reduced us from having to bring an extra plug, so we’re were able to both share this one. It is big but again, eliminated another plug. It has both European plugs you need, the UK and the rest of Europe.

Overall this is a very well designed and built adapter that can be used in a wide variety of countries, including the UK, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and others. It has a built-in Type C adapter that cannot be removed, and a separate Type G adapter that can be used by itself for a single plug or attached to the base unit to give access to all of the functionality.I like the fact that this has 2 plugs built in, which increases its usefulness, especially when traveling with multiple devices or family members. It also has 2 USB A and 1 USB C ports, so this single unit goes a long way. My only gripe is that it's bulky, especially if you plug the Type G adapter on to use in the UK or other countries. If the Type C adapter could be removed, this may enable the size to be reduced a bit, but it's not a significant issue.Overall, I have every reason to believe that this will stand up to quite a bit of use, and I look forward to putting it through its paces over the next few months of travel.