EPICKA Universal Travel Adapter, European Travel Plug Adapter - International Power Adapter Worldwide Charger with USB-C & 4 USB-A Ports, Travel Essentials for Italy, Japan, Europe, UK (TA-105, Grey)Carbonfree Certified

This device has worked great for us on our travels. We used this on a trip to Ireland and on multiple cruises. It's handy to be able to convert some of the international plugs on a cruise ship for more outlets, especially now that many are banning extension cords or non-surge protection power strips. It comes with a couple of extra fuses and with some USB conversion adapters (Type C to Type A). Outlets can be a little loose in some sockets due to the length of the plug extensions and the "hanging" of the main box. Does not come with any USB cables.

This block was incredible. We had a France/England trip planned and this block did great in both places. It was each to set up with a simple slide on the side of the block. It included 4 USB-A plugs, so if you have USB-C, think twice. But for us, it was perfect. It comes with a small bag to carry it with you during your travel.

This device worked perfectly during my recent trip to Germany!It's compact and travels well. I was able to plug in and charge my laptop, cellphone and Smartwatch all at once. For the price paid, it was certainly a great value for the money! The European Adapter was the only way I could charge my devices at the hotel property! This is a great gift item for those who travel abroad!

Been to Europe, South America, Middle East and at home in the USA. Works flawless. Bought it on sale yet regular price is still great value for money. Not ideal for plugging into seat plug sockets on some transportation but for normal use there are plenty of sockets for multiple cables. Packs away nicely in my carry-on. Happy with my purchase.

Overall this is a great adapter. It is not a voltage converter so check your devices to make sure they operate on both 120 & 240 volts. My one complaint is that the two prong adapter fits a little loose in the sockets so excessive jiggling can unplug it from the wall. It only has one USB-C port, so if you have several USB-C devices you might consider a different adapter. Otherwise it seems pretty well made and it is very compact and lightweight, good for travel.

It worked very well on my international travel recently. Did not have any issues with it when I used it to power my phone, laptop, tablet, hair clippers. I even used it on my mum's Ninja food processor. It's just an adapter not a converter so be mindful of this fact.

Used this on a recent trip to France and Italy, It worked wonderfully. The built-in USB ports were a great help. No need to worry about finding enough outlets for all of our plug-ins

I’ve only used it in the US so far but it works very well. I’ve been able to use this as my only charger when traveling instead of the three I typically carry (phone, iPad, backup battery). It charged everything acceptably fast with 65 Watt charge cords. I just purchased 240 Watt cords and haven’t tried those yet. Only expecting marginal increase in charge time due to limits on charging capacity. The backup battery is the only component that may be able to use the higher wattage. The power rating works well for most components but it’s to low for laptops, etc.Overall, this is a great concept building in an adapter and charger. And at a reasonable price. Saves a lot on space and charger clutter. And charges effectively. Leaving for Europe tomorrow so I’ll get to experience how it works with different voltages. Don’t expect any issues but I’ll update this if I run into anything. Even if you don’t use it for international travel, worth the cost as multi-outlet charger.