TESSAN South Africa Power Adapter, Type M Travel Plug Adaptor with 2 USB & 1 American Grounded Outlet for USA to Bhutan, Botswana, India, Namibia Nepal Pakistan, 3 Pack

I recently returned from a three-week trip across Europe, and the TESSAN All European Travel Plug Adapter Kit was an absolute lifesaver!Our journey started in Spain, where we used the Type C adapter to charge our phones and laptops. The two USB ports were incredibly convenient, allowing us to charge multiple devices simultaneously without any issues. As we moved to Germany and France, the adapter continued to work flawlessly, keeping our devices powered up and ready to capture every moment of our adventure.In Italy, we were amazed at how easy it was to switch to the appropriate plug type. The compact design made it easy to pack, and we never had to worry about compatibility. The real test came in the UK and Ireland, where we used the Type G adapter. It worked perfectly, and we never experienced any problems with connectivity or power surges.The best part of this adapter kit is its versatility. Whether in Scotland or Qatar, it provided a reliable power source, making our travels hassle-free. The sturdy build and efficient design ensured that we had one less thing to worry about during our trip.If you're planning a multi-country trip, I highly recommend the TESSAN All European Travel Plug Adapter Kit. It’s a must-have for any traveler and truly made our journey more enjoyable.

As a frequent traveler to Europe, I've faced my fair share of challenges with incompatible plugs. That's why the European Travel Plug Adapter has become an essential part of my travel kit!From the get-go, what impressed me about this adapter was its compactness and lightweight design. It barely takes up any space in my luggage, and the build is sturdy despite its small size. The fact that this comes in a 2-pack is excellent as I often travel with multiple devices.Performance-wise, it works like a charm. It's compatible with all the European outlets I've encountered, from hotels in Paris to B&Bs in the Tuscan countryside. The secure fit in outlets means I'm not dealing with my charger falling out of the wall, a common issue with some other adapters I've used.An added bonus is the safety shutters for protection, giving me peace of mind when using the adapter with my devices. It's evident that thought has gone into making this product travel-friendly and safe.For anyone prepping for a trip to Europe, I can't recommend this travel plug adapter enough. It's reliable, convenient, and will save you from the headache of incompatible plugs. Safe travels and happy charging!

Family traveled to France and these devices kept US-standard tablets and telphones funtioning just great. We plugged our devices into both the two prong output and the USB output. Both worked fine. Shipper sent them promptly and the price was fair.NB: Like many phones and tablets currently sold in the US, our chargers were designed for 100-240 Volts, i.e, they handle both US 110V and European 220V power. If you buy this product, confirm that your charger handles the voltage range before use. You should be able to find it on the charger or possibly on the device itself. This device is an adapter for the wall plug configuration; it is not a transformer, that is it does not change the local 220 Volt power to US 110.

Worked great. Super convenient for our Eurotrip!

Pay attention to what this is and it works great. It’s an adapter for devices that are dual voltage to change the plug shape to the older european type-c receptacles, as advertised. Devices that only work on 120v will fry so don’t blame the adapter. (Love all the 1 star reviews that blame the device for user ignorance). The type-c plug fits into european type-C, E, F receptacles which is convenient but the device really shouldn’t have a 3-prong receptacle since the European type-c plug is an un-earthed 2-prong leaving the 3rd prong (commonly called the ground prong) unconnected/ungrounded giving a false sense of safety. However many people in the US use 3-to-2 prong adapters incorrectly here as well. Would be better if it only had 2-prong receptacle. If you need to plug in a 3-prong, it should only go into a type-e or type-f receptacle and you should really use an adapter specifically for them with the correct earthing connector but of course one device that allows you plug in both 3-prong and 2-prong into the older 2-prong european type-c is more convenient on a short trip. Does what it’s advertised to do but pay attention.

The tessan Travel adaptor is ESSENTIAL for modern international Travel. it feels good in your hand, solid, not cheap like you would expect. It will charge your 2 cell phones via USB, no prob so you really don't need to bring those clunky USB bricks, although you may want just one as a back up.The Actual outlet functions REALLY well, although it is not a " Step-down converter " as many point out, it is safe for laptops with a 'power adaptor/brick' because that is a power regulator/step-down converter, so no worries, our laptop was plugged in almost daily and still functions on battery and plugged in here in the US just fine.As a side note, European outlets require those two probes to be firmly inserted so at 1st it may seem like/feel like it may not fit in, but with a firm push, click, snug connection. It works in inset outlets as well as the flush style outlets. Works in Italy and Germany for certain. although most modern hotels have USB chargers built in, this offers more versatility because you can get your laptop/ipad / etc and in more than just one location, where they decide your USB should be.The only thing about the design is that it is slightly clunky, and its not exactly slim. although i prefer it the way it is to folding, which may break over time.

won't leave the house without them. Every trip I go on so do these