EPICKA Universal Travel Adapter, International Plug Adapter with 2 USB-A & 1 USB-C Ports, Travel Power Adapter Worldwide, All-in-One Wall Charger for USA EU UK AUS (TA-103PD, Black)

I’ve had others, this is by far the best one. Its sturdy!

Works great

So far really good adapter. It is sturdy and it has a lock that keeps the plug in place. Also it has 2 USB and USB c port so you are covered with all your charging wires.

I bought two of these and very excited to have them. Tested them in US and they worked fine. Then took them on a trip and realized the USB-A ports do not work with 220v outlets. Very frustrating when I found out in the morning that my devices were not charged all night. Tried different cables, nothing worked. Tried the same cables and devices on other USB converter that I had with me and they worked fine.

This product works as expected. I recommend it.

Wow! This adapter looks and feels fantastic! Doesn't feel cheap at all.The plug: there's a few different plug types this fits, each with it's own retractable prongs, similar to a multi-color pen. The US/aus plug is a bit tricky at first, but easily convertible. Simply twist the prongs to the proper angle for the country you're in.The receptacle: This is similar to most universal adapters, allowing you to plug in various types of plugs into it. Seems to work well enough, no surprises here. Just beware that this DOES NOT have a ground.USB charger: this was a pleasant addition, allowing me to charge various mobile devices without having to have a separate power adapter for each, significantly cutting down the things I need to pack.Additional accessories: This adapter also comes with extra fuses, but also a carrying case! The case is also a nice addition and is good quality as well. Everything fits nicely within the zippered case.Definitely a great value! Would definitely buy another if I need a second one.

The function of this adapter is awesome! I'm hoping to transition to traveling with it alone on international trips as my sole adapter. I occasionally travel to the EU and Ireland or England in the same trip, so the all-in-one adapter is great. I don't need hair curler or dryer, and I mainly use adapters for tech (phone, tablet, watch, earbuds, etc.). My experience in hotels in the EU is that the USB outlets they provide in wall (or in lamp) are very slow, so I'm hoping this will work with my fast charger plugs and charge faster than their provided outlets. That said, it includes three fuses in case the one inside blows, I guess, which makes me a little nervous. I'm going to bring some old-school adapters too, just to be on the safe side. It would be untenable to be traveling without the means to charge your devices (until you go buy adapters in country). I guess the jury is out until I've a few trips without blowing fuses, but until then I'm optimistic.

I’m a global nomad, so I’m usually on the move with my setup, backpack and gear, going from hotel lobby, to coffee shop, to airport any given day. It’s essential that I stay connected and fully charged regardless of which country I’m in.When choosing a travel adaptor there are several key considerations. Top of mine would be portability. This adaptor is lightweight but also a bit bulky. It’s easy to carry in a suitcase but not in a sling bag.That being said, it’s extremely versatile and can be used in multiple countries, including the UK, US and continental Europe. I also brought it to Turkey where it served my nicely.Thanks to the USB ports, I’m able to charge my phone as well as my laptop whenever I use it. At this stage in the game, any adaptor without USB ports is just irrelevant.