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

I bought this EPICKA universal travel adapter for my own trips, but it ended up getting “stolen” by my girlfriend because it was just too good to use—and I don’t blame her. From the moment I picked it up, it felt solid and well-made. The materials feel smooth, sturdy, and genuinely premium, not cheap or flimsy like some other travel adapters I’ve tried. Performance-wise, it does exactly what it promises. I’ve used it in Hong Kong, the UK, and the US, and it fit securely in all outlets with no looseness or issues. It feels safe and intact when plugged in, which is something I really care about when charging expensive electronics while traveling. For the price, the quality really stands out. It’s compact, reliable, and clearly designed with travelers in mind. If I ever need another one (especially after losing this one to my girlfriend), I would definitely buy it again. Highly recommended for anyone who travels internationally.

Used for a multi week trip to Europe, mostly in Poland and it was perfect. Packs up so easily and works exactly as intended, so convenient! Love the multiple USB plugs built into it, so perfect and useful. Will be keeping this for all future Europe trips!! I also took a travel cord to plug into it (Travel Power Strip, SUPERDANNY 5ft Retractable Extension Cord https://a.co/d/dXDjalP) and together that made charging work and personal devices so easy. Incidentally, for travel advice, the Trtl cool-style travel pillow and the Firefly portable recovery device were awesome for the long flights.

Really well thought out product. Works with most overseas electrical outlets. Has a clever mechanism for extending and retracting plug contacts. As a pass-through, you can plug an appliance into the front, plug it into the wall in the back, and tap into the adapter with up to 4 USB and one USB-C cables. Be aware the pass-through power is limited to about 1000 watts @120v. That will probably support a laptop or a lamp, but not a microwave or hairdryer. You’ll probably blow a tiny fuse behind a little rubber cover on this unit if you exceed the power draw on the pass-through. The manufacturer was kind enough to include a spare fuse in the little enclosure. Also note this is not a transformer! It doesn’t convert 220 V to 110 V. It’s up to the User to make sure you are device is compatible before plugging it in. Most laptop and cell chargers adapt to a range of voltages but Bbuyer beware, you’d better read the small print on yours.

All of my chargers are duo voltage, so I didn't need a converter. This adapter has multiple outlets that I used concurrently - a USA standard plug, USB A plugs and a USB C plug. On my recent trip to Italy, I was able to charge my camera battery, phone and other peripherals over night using this one adaptor. It is very functional since it has multiple plug configurations for the different countries. If you don't need a voltage converter, then this is ideal.

This is, overall, a very nice adapter. It has four USB A ports and one USB C. Note that these are all low-power ports, so do not expect to use this as a replacement for a proper transformer brick, but it will work great for cases where you need to power a laptop or other appliance and still want to charge USB devices. I just completed a trip to South America with it and found it met my needs perfectly, covering what used to require multiple adapters. The range of plugs covers Type C (most of Europe), Type G (UK, Hong Kong), Type I (China, Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina), and Type A (US, Canada, and Japan). That leaves some markets, such as Switzerland (Type J) and India and Pakistan (Type D) out. So check your countries before buying this. Be aware that the plug options are ungrounded even though the face accepts grounded plugs, so you should not use this for equipment that requires grounding. This is not surprising, however, given the diversity of grounding systems in different plug types, so if you do need grounding, you will want to buy adapters for the specific plug types you need. The US/Australian/Argentinian plug set works by allowing the prongs to rotate to accommodate the different plug types. This works well, but I have concerns about long-term durability of that aspect This is among the bulkier of plug adapters, but has to be large given what it does. If you need something more compact, you will really need to go to specific adapters. A few more positives. The case it comes with is nice and allows you to keep the two (tiny) spare fuses. At $22.95, it is cheaper than many other, less capable, options, although you can find some at similar prices with higher-power USB-C ports.

Great adapter for traveling. Works really well. Ordered a different version too. Wanted one with more places for charging phones.

This is a must if you travel, and are unsure as to which outlet will you be facing once you get there. Although I only use this for phone chaging and camera battery charging purposes, and do not have any experience in hauling a hair dryer, or curling iron around, so I will only speak about that. Bonus portion of this item is it does have straight USB ports, and a single C charging port as well. The simple ejection of the proper outlet tyle is but a flick of a finger, pushing down on a button and sliding it out.... the retraction is just as simple with a push of a side button, and pressing the outlet back into the box for storage, or transit. This item does come with spare fuses, which I have yet to use, since I never had a blow out on it, and it worked well. Traveled Europe, and Caribbean, and South America, and so far everywhere I went, it came handy. (even at airports) where you just want to avoid those USB common ports to be attached to an unknown network by mistake.... Hooking up to your own power source is the way to go.

Works beautifully. Nice case for the instructions and spare fuses, too.