Ceptics India Maldives Power Plug Adapter Travel QC 3.0 & PD, Safe Dual USB & USB-C - 2 USA Socket Compact & Powerful - Use in Pakistan Nepal Sri Lanka - Type D AP-10 - Fast Charging

It worked awesome on our trip to Israel. We were able to charge our phones and cameras with no problem. Great gadget.

One plug, many options. Bought it as a gift for a friend who’s traveling to Italy and England - which require different plugs. So this will be great for her to use. Covers several areas besides UK and EU.

While I'm sure that some wise engineer somewhere has lots of good reasons for why he designed the smooth, round India electrical plug standard (Type D) the way he did, he can go jump off a ledge. This Ceptics charger got the most use on my 3-week India trip and served its functions with aplomb.About 96 hours until the start of my trip, I realized that my "world" travel charger (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016J5S8IK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) was only good for the US, UK, AUS and a chunk of the EU as all of the round pin outlet standards are not identical. I could have been cheap and lazy and just made the pins fit as the voltages did not matter for my application, but my electronics kit is expensive and worth protecting. I snagged this thing at the last minute after realizing that the Ceptics plug adapters (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007YLEQ58/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) would likely not stay in the outlets properly (I was correct).This adapter fits into the 3-pin version of the India outlet, and in most hotel and India Rail uses, the two USB ports will be aimed downward, On India Rail, this was very useful but in most of my hotels, I would have destroyed the cord as there was not enough clearance between the table/counter top and the USB socket to make the 90 degree bend. The TOTAL USB output is 2.1 amps, meaning you can charge 1 modern (2014-on) mobile quickly or two devices at an average of 1 amp per device, which is slower than most modern home phone/tablet chargers. This is not a flaw of the device at all, just a limitation to be aware of.In addition to the 2 USB ports, this plug has two places to accept plugs from all over the world except South Africa, which is clear in the advert. My devices are all USA plugs, and most useful thing this adapter offered me was a way to balance the unitary brick charger for my Lenovo Yoga laptop in the adapter without it falling out of the socket (the plug blades fold in to the brick at 90 deg; by flipping the brick upside down and inserting into the Ceptics adapter, the brick was held securely in place for charging). This was a huge trip saver as I needed my laptop for my trip and not all hotels had worldwide travel sockets.Keep in mind that this is an ADAPTER not a CONVERTOR nor does it offer significant surge protection. India sockets pump out 220-240V; while the USB sockets will output the normal and expected 5V, the plug adapters will output at 220-240V. Make sure your non-usb devices and their chargers are flex voltage (just look at the label on the charger).One more thing: the blue power light on this thing can light up a pitch black room very easily. A small piece of dark tape will solve that safely, or if you wish to still see the light but less of it, use something like 3M Blue painter's tape to dim the brightness some. Again, this is safe and will not harm you or the charger any.Though it will be consigned to my storage drawer until my next trip to India, I readily recommend you utilize a Ceptics adapter like this in addition to your worldwide multi-country adapters.c. Wandering by Installments

Works as advertised. Took it to India and used it daily for 4 weeks - no issues.

This unit replaced a rather funky one that was at least 20 years old! Glad we bought a new one and it was extremely easy to use and something that is required if you are traveling abroad. Newer electronic devices can be plugged into these, even though foreign electricity is 240volts. The charging units of newer electronic devises are able to work with either 120v or 240v without needing any step down transformers, as was required, some times, in the past.

Fast charging works well.

I have not had a chance to use it yet, but it looks solidly built. The other adapters for Switzerland don't have a grounding plug and this some seems preferable. I will carry types on my trip and report on each after my return.

It works and has a plug connection plus 2 USB ports.

It did not work at all during travels.

Muy buen dispositivo para viajar

Haven’t used it! But looks like a durable product