CepticsCompact Travel-Sized USB Power Strip with Surge Protection, Grounded Dual USB and USB-C Ports, 21W Total Output, and 5-Foot Cord – Ideal Charging

I used it today for the first time to charge my cell phone. It has a button to press when you want to charge your cell phone. Overall I am pleased with this. Good quality and I will be ordering another one

I want to first comment on the efficiency of the seller's and Amazon's delivery. It was scheduled to arrive three days after the purchase date but which actually arrived the very next day! The product is lightweight and compact which is travel friendly. Will see how it goes after my international trip, but the experience so far is off to a great start!

Usually I buy items like this and they never work, but this worked great for our trip to France!!

They work flawlessly which is all I expect from adaptors. Also feels sturdy unlike those all in one kinds that feels like they will fall apart anytime you touch them.

Did not know which converter I would need so took this set. Was covered for every eventuality!

you have to turn it on and off and that is unexpected. The power switch is not as obvious as you will think it looks like part of the design.

These have been the best adapters for my International work trips: purchased these 2 years for a work trip to the UK and recently--like, literally just got back yesterday from Ireland (a work trip--I work for a Global company --so I am frequently going across "The Pond"). I will be going to Barcelona in Sept... This is an awesome set to have. I am actually going to order Ceptics 12Pk that includes South Africa--just to have it in my luggage closet.SIDE NOTE: I also purchased 1 of the small black ones to take in the office daily when I am overseas--  Ceptics UP-5KP International Worldwide Travel Adapter Plug, 5-Piece Set with Pouch Size: World Set W/ Pouch, Model: UP-5KP (Tools & Outdoor gear supplies)  I use it for my laptop (and I plug my work phone and personal phone up to my laptop via USB and they charge through the laptop). Also the black set will charge your device WITHOUT the 3rd prong being plugged in!!TRAVEL TIPS:(A)****Here is a tip I found on Pinterest--buy a Surge Protector--plug the surge protector prongs into the your respective county adapter, then plug the connected adapter and surge protector into the wall>>>> THEN pull in your respective devices--laptop, cameras, phones, tablets/iPads, iPod etc. This little tip has worked well for me for all my international work trips!!! And you save money on purchasing adapters for varying devices --as well as you cut down on running the risk of blowing out your devices...****!!!Make sure you plug up the adapter and surge protector up first, THEN plug your devices in the surge protector!!****!!!Lastly MAKE SURE you get the HIGHEST and MOST-GROUNDED surge protector you can find-- I got mine from Target $19.99 (I am certain there are some awesome ones on Amazon--just happen to purchase mine while in Target). DO NO get a cheap surge protector. I will try to upload a pic/visual sometime soon--feel free to ask me any questions if you have them.Hope this was helpful-- as I didn't know about the surge protector tip--it may be common knowledge by now...ANOTHER TIP: (B) OH and make sure you photo copy your passport, license AND make a list of all credit cards--full card numbers, exp dates and the Toll-Free number of the issuer (on back of card), medical cards (group number and travel outside US number) etc and leave a copy in your hotel room (in the safe)-- in case you lose (or it's stole--I have NEVER had this happen to me-better safe than sorry) your bags/backpack etc That way you will ALWAYS have a copy and any information you need somewhere else BESIDES on your person...Happy AND Safe Traveling,Global Chic

We travel a lot overseas and has all the attachments for different countries

Super util para viajes! Me encanta y ya llevo más de un año con el mío