Japan, Philippines Travel Adapter Plug by Ceptics - USA 3 Pin Polarized to 2 Prong Unpolarized - Type A (3 Pack) - Dual Inputs - Ultra Compact - Perfect for Cell Phones, Tablet, Camera Chargers (CT-6)

Last year, for a trip to Denmark, I ordered a set of power plug adapters from Ceptics. When it came time to get ready for an upcoming trip to New Zealand, I dipped into my collection of power adapters from when I lived in Fiji. Fiji uses the same style power receptacle as Australia and New Zealand. However, what I found was less than acceptable based on my experience with my EU style adapters from Ceptics. I immediately ordered a 3-pack of new adapters from them because they are well-built and convenient to use. Each adapter has two outlets - a polarized 2-prong and a grounded 3-prong, providing flexibility for any power cord configuration you might have. Add a small 3-way US style power adapter and you'll have room to plug in 4 devices at a time, if needed. Please note, these are power adapters, not power converters. Whatever is plugged in must be rated for "universal" power (100-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz). They work great for cellphone and computer power supplies and other small electronics - typical low-power travel necessities. Price was very reasonable, and shipping was next day - perfect.

These plugs worked perfectly in Sicily and come in boxes of threes. Compact so don’t take up much room

Perfect for electronics that can handle the voltage difference between power outlets in the US and EU+Turkey (e.g. phone chargers, laptop chargers). The packaging includes instructions on how to register the product and a warning that the adapter is not designed for use with hair dryers, clothing irons, curling irons etc. since some people are surprised by that info. I'm glad I ordered from Ceptics since it's a great price for a 3 pack, much cheaper than buying something from the airport. The adapters themselves are very lightweight but well built and hold the prongs of the chargers very securely so it doesn't fall out when plugged in.

Great travel adapter – worked perfectly!I used this adapter on a recent international trip to London and Paris, and it worked exactly as expected. It was compact, easy to pack, and fit securely in every outlet I tried. The USB and USB-C ports were super convenient for charging multiple devices at once, and everything charged quickly without any issues. Overall, it served its purpose really well and I’m glad I brought it. Definitely recommend for anyone traveling abroad!

Highly recommended, and very reasonably priced. Just returned from a 2 week trip to Croatia and Slovenia. These are absolutely necessary, and they worked perfectly. Make sure your devices are dual voltage (most phones, tablets, computers, shavers, etc. are, but if not, you'll also need a voltage converter adapter). It's a good thing my partner and I brought all 3 of these adapters: I accidentally left one in a hotel early in the trip, and at the end of the trip, she accidentally left hers in a hotel! Moral of the story: don't leave them behind. Next time, I will carry a little printed note-to-self reminder to leave near my suitcase.

I got this after my Spain/France/Italy trip. Basically, type E/F works for France/Spain/Germany, and L for Italy.Type C works for France/Spain/Germany/Italy, but as others have noted, it can fit a bit loose in a type E/F socket. This is why I also got a set of 3 E/F adapters. Type C is fine for Italy.First, I started the trip with a single E/F adapter and an extension cord with three outlets. We rapidly filled those three outlets, and I ended up getting more adapters. I will still carry the extension cord, but now I think it makes more sense to carry several adapters and scatter them around the room. The extension cord concept led to a big mess in the middle of the room as I tried to plug all the cell phone chargers, laptop chargers, my wife's hair iron, etc.I like the fact that these are USA plugs. I don't need to plug British appliances into European sockets, and those "super universal" adapters with all the strange front side sockets are designed to please everyone. All I need is USA sockets. Plus, the adapters I bought abroad didn't always accept polarized plugs, which several of my USA appliances have.Last I should discuss technical/safety issues. European plugs are designed for safety, having proper grounds, and make it physically impossible for kids to touch hot electrical wires while plugging into the wall. In the USA we apparently leave that up to Darwinisim. The point being these adapters inherently remove all of the safety features of European plugs, and in addition, make it very easy to plug 110v USA appliances into 220v European power and thus burn them out, shock you or cause fires. Your safety is in your hands here.For every appliance you bring to Europe, it should say CLEARLY on the power supply that it takes 100 volt through 240 volt power. If it does not, don't bring it. Some devices actually have a switch for 110v or 220v power, like my hair dryer. Switch that to 220v when you put it in your suitcase. Also be aware that these adapters (talking about the type C here) do not connect the ground pin to anything. Your appliances should have nothing but plastic covers, no metal, and you should keep them OUT of the bathroom and away from water.

Confirmed that these worked 100% perfectly on my recent trip to Germany and Austria. They fit snugly into every socket I encountered. Added bonus that each one had 1 three prong and 1 two prong, meaning I can now plug in two things into one outlet instead of one. While this came in a 3 pack, I rarely needed all three.I was tempted to go with one of these large "all in one" travel adapters that can morph itself to fit any plug. Honestly it feels overkill. In several cases, I'm glad I had these since the larger "all in one" would not fit in the small space near the outlet. In the past, those big "all in ones" did not fit tightly and kept falling out.Practically speaking, I rather just buy the specific plug converter that I needed for the specific trip. It's super rare that I would be going to places with more than one plug type on the same trip. And these 3 were less expensive than one "all in one" adapter.