BESTEK 2000W Voltage Converter USA to Europe 220V to 110V Converter PD 35W Pure Sine Wave with USB-C Hair Dryer/Curling Iron/Phone Travel Adapter for Europe Italy France (White)

I had trouble using the item with Dyson Airwrap, which is not supported by the device. Even though the return window was closed and Amazon could not do anything, the Bestek company went out of their way to help me and solve my problem to my complete satisfaction. I will definitely buy from Bestek again and highly recommend them to you as well. Excellent customer service.The device worked with other hairdryers, just not with Dyson.

We bought this converter to bring with our tools for a job site in Europe but it turned out that this converter cannot work even with less than a half of what it claims it can hold. We checked measurements and it can’t hold 650W steady. Starting peak is ~900. Had to buy local converter and can’t return that in time - absolute waste of money. Don’t buy!

FUNCIONA EXCELENTE Y ES SUPER ESTETICO! OJO NO FUNCIONA CON DYSON, PERO ESTA ACLARADO EN EL FOLLETO.

Should have read the reviews. In the pics it shows a coffee maker making believe it will work IT DOES NOT. Then the paperwork that comes with it. Says will not work with coffee makers

This is compact size voltage converter for it's power rating. It has s single port ac output and then the USB. USB is quite limited at 35watts. Built is quite good and feels substantial. I ordered it mainly for it's sine wave and AC power output, 2000watts will take care of lot of different small appliances.It's output is very clean so your devices are quite safe with this converter vs the modified square wave ones and high frequency noise etc.. I deliberately fed it with a modified square wave AC but the output was a perfect sine wave, very clean. The fan runs continuously even without load.However with all the good things it failed to deliver the power much less than it's started capacity. I tried few things all under 1500watts, and it had problem with anything more than 1000w. I understand issues with inductive load like motors etc, but it could not support a 1200w electric kettle, which is pretty much as resistive load as you can get. The converter doesn't show overload but it disconnect power very momentarily which resets the device. I tried several different devices and it had problem with anything over 800 even with resistive heating elements kind of load. I haven't figured out what trips it.If it works with the started power rating it will be one of the best in the category but unfortunately it doesn't. It's an ok one at lower output rating.