Thailand Power Adapter, Thailand Extension Cord 4FT | Thailand Plug Adapter with 3 American Outlets 4 USB Ports (2 USB-C) Total 24W, Type O Plug Adapter for USA to Thailand

I purchased the Australia Power Plug Adapter for a trip to New Zealand, and it worked flawlessly! This compact adapter is a lifesaver, providing three American outlets and four USB ports, which made charging multiple devices at once a breeze. Whether I was charging my phone, camera, or other electronics, it handled everything without any issues. The adapter’s design is sturdy yet lightweight, making it easy to pack without taking up too much space in my luggage. The USB ports were especially convenient for keeping all my gadgets charged while reducing the number of bulky adapters I had to carry. I was a bit worried about compatibility before the trip, but this adapter worked perfectly in New Zealand and gave me peace of mind while traveling. It’s now going to be my go-to travel accessory for future international trips, especially since it covers multiple countries with its versatile plug options. Whether you’re traveling to Australia, New Zealand, or anywhere else with different outlet standards, I highly recommend this adapter. It’s reliable, efficient, and saves you the hassle of carrying several different adapters!

Worked great. I also had one without a cord (that also took multiple US plugs) but occasionally this one with a cord was a life-saver. I also feared it would be too bulky, but I just kept the box it came in, which was smaller than a book. It fit in a suitcase just fine. The USB slots worked great. BUT I didn't realize that this is just an adapter for the physical differences in plugs. It allows you to plug US devices into UK/Irish outlets, but it does NOT convert voltage. Your device MUST be compatible with the local voltage (220-240V) on its own. My laptop and CPAP machines worked great, but the hotels had signs suggesting that electric shavers and curling irons might not. I also probably wouldn't use this model ANYWHERE near water.

This is an amazing little adapter! This was our best friend on our “Northern Lights” trip. It has a lot of ports and was super helpful for a large family with multiple devices. I loved it so much that I bought more as gifts for my family and friends. It’s compact so it’s great for traveling .

Very easy to use and no issues with our chargers or curling iron in China. I bought this adapter specifically for the longer cord. Sometimes plugs are behind nightstands, or under beds, making them difficult to access. This design allows you to be plugged in and still charge while in bed, etc. Very practical.

I’ve been using this on my trip to Brazil and it works out great. I was able to charge my power bank, my Bluetooth sleep, mask, and my shokz headset. I was afraid it would be an effective. It’s so lightweight and it fits perfectly in any of my bags big or small. I don’t hear any noise level. Of course I wouldn’t use my heat styling tools for something like this. So, I would use my Conair voltage converter. The design is phenomenal. I will want to get more power strips if I ever in the future travel to Europe or even to New Zealand because that’s home away from home. It has a strong durability. I highly recommend this to international travelers.

GREAT EXTENSION CORD - WORKS PERFECTLY USED AS DIRECTED. Unfortunately, I took my chance & plugged in my heating pad — unfortunately it instantly blew my heating pad when I plugged it in. No fire - not a defect - OPERATOR ERROR - HUMAN STUPIDITY. Read the specific article - IS NOT A CONVERTER - great for items rated between 110-240 but does not convert. Only read I gave it a 4/5⭐️ was I hope they upgrade their plug to include a converter.

Great purchase. No issues, and a simple way to make sure we kept all our devices charged while traveling.

Worked as needed and did the job without issues. If you’ve never traveled to Brazil, it’s important to know that plug types and voltage vary by region. Some areas use 110V, others 220V, and you may encounter different outlet styles depending on the city. In 110V areas, I most commonly saw outlets that accept U.S. three-prong (grounded) and European two-prong (non-grounded) plugs. In 220V areas, I mainly encountered standard Brazilian three-prong outlets, which resemble a European two-prong plug with an additional, slightly offset ground pin. Be prepared for both scenarios. Also note that this is only a plug adapter, not a voltage converter. Plugging a 110V-only device into a 220V outlet can damage it. Many USB chargers, shavers, and laptops support both 110V and 220V, but most other electronics do not, so always check your device ratings before plugging in.

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