Universal Travel Adapter, PD 45W International Power Plug Adapter 6 in 1 with 3 USB-C & 2 USB-A Fast Charging, AC Outlet Worldwide Wall Charge Type I C G A for US UK Europe AU Travel

I got this travel adapter for my last trip to South Africa. It works great easy to use and made very well. Great value for money and small enough not to take up too much space. Highly recommend this product

We got this for a trip to Europe and this little guy delivered perfectly and as expected. The features we found most helpful were the number of ports and the variety of ports (USB A & USB C) available as well as probably the most important being the ability for the wall plug to stow inside the unit itself. This ability to hide the power prongs was key for packing as we had limited space and we have had other power adapters like this that don't allow you to recess the prongs which takes up space. Highly recommend.

other plugs does not enter fully in the adapter and is loose. Not a great product for this price.

I love that this not only charges my devices, but doesn't take up a plug. My husband uses a Cpap machine, which travels with us overseas. We prefer small hotels or B&Bs to the big hotels, especially when we are overseas. These small places are notorious for having like 2 electrical outlets in the whole place. Many times we have to unplug a lamp to plug in the Cpap.This device plugs into any one of 4 types of outlets. It allows me to plug in one device and has 5 charge ports. There are 2 USB-A ports and 3 USB-C ports - one of which is a higher power USB-C port suitable for charging most laptops.It's great to not have to run around unplugging lamps, etc. so I can have a plug or two to charge my devices and run the Cpap.

Like other universal adapters I’ve tried, this one never fits perfectly into the sockets. I took this on a trip to Japan and Korea (only needed it in Korea) and it was wobbly in the wall and prone to fall out with a slight bump.The good news, though, is that it does work and my devices sufficiently charged, though slowly.

This is a handy little adapter. They have a nice plastic piece over them to remind you that these are adapters. They are not voltage changers, so you can't plug in something that can't handle 220 volts into an international socket, or you'll cause all kinds of damage. I like it because it has slides. I tested them all, and they move pretty smoothly when adapting to UK or European-type plugs. This one has a handy Type C connection with enough power to charge an iPad or a laptop that only requires 35 w. I have a laptop that requires 30 and another 40 watts. I can indeed charge one but not the other. The 35-watt on the item is a logo, BTW, and doesn't light up. Oh well that would have been cool.

I needed this adapter after accidently purchasing multiple DC power converters with EU plugs instead of US plugs. This travel adapter has been happily powering my cable modem for close to a week with no issues.This adapter has all the plugs you should ever need and is supposed to work with both 110 and 240v power; although I can only confirm the 110v is working. There are also multiple USB type A and C ports to charge your phone without needing any additional power bricks. If you are travelling or need an adapter to charge your phone, this is the purchase you need to make.

This travel charger is more compact than other similar models.Other similar travel chargers with USB-PD ports only claim 35W output, so I was skeptical of this charger's 45W rating claim.In testing I found that that the USB-A ports and USB-C ports were capable of ouputting around 2.8A. That means the charger meets its claim of 2.4A on the USB ports. The 2.8A also appears to be the combined current capacity of all the ports in use at the same time.I was only able to test the USB-PD port at up to 20V and at that voltage the current output for 45W is 2.25A. Since the charger seems capable of 2.8A output, it meets the 45W spec at 20V. However given the current limitation of 2.8A the 45W rating isn't possible voltages lower than 20V. It's possible that the 45W was available at higher voltages on the USB-PD port but I was unable to test above 20V.This is a decent travel charger, but the 45W rating on the USB-PD port is only applicable to 20V and possibly higher.