Ceptics South Africa Travel 2 Pack Plug Adapter QC 3.0 & PD, Safe Dual USB & USB-C - 2 USA Socket Compact & Powerful - Use in S. Africa Botswana - Type M AP-10L - Fast Charging

I am in Israel, but have a lot of electronics with US plugs. These are a godsend. One socket can now provide power to a US Nintendo Switch charger, an Intel NUC (again, with a US plug) AND also charge two Switch controllers off the USB ports. All off one thing.The size is small enough and these are cheap enough that I just buy them instead of regular USB chargers. the US-sockets are just a bonus then, but can come in handy occasionally.I have four now. I have recommended them to all my friends and family. These are great for any and all dual-input electronics and general charging needs. If you're in Israel, buy these! If you're coming to visit, buy these!

This model works perfectly in Argentina which is the only country that I tested. There are other adapters that also work in Argentina, the 'two-prongs straight across' version (not this model). The other two-pronged model will also work in Chile although Chile uses the 'Three-prongs straight across' model primarily, the three-pronged model for Chile will not work in Argentina. I'd suggest getting the higher amperage of any of these models that you choose. Also, be sure that whatever device you're charging is 'dual voltage' or you risk damaging it. Typically smartphones and computers are dual voltage and fine to use. An example of something that won't work with these different voltages would be a hair dryer type device only meant to operate on one voltage (120 volts). If you plug in the hair dryer in Argentina for example, you risk destroying the hair dryer or possibly fire risk.

I have a graveyard for travel adapters - Too big, too heavy, a pain to use. This one is a keeper. It's light weight and works well. It fits sturdily in the socket and holds what I plug into it.

I really like the size. They’re smaller and thinner than all the other adapters I’ve used, so it’s easier to pack them. I also really enjoy the out let on the outside and then one on the bottom. That allows for more versatility than if you had to put two large plugs side by side, and so they wouldn’t fit.The USB feature is nice, but its output is fairly limited. It’s basically only one port working at full power at a time. I wasn’t able to really charge anything with the USB-C outlet while there was even a normal USB cable plugged into the outlet, but not connected to anything. So I have to take a star away for that.But all in all, these are my new favorite adapters.Edited for spelling and grammar.

This plug is the most versatile plug I have used and travelled with Internationally. Small enough to carry overseas yet powerful enough to plug various devices at the same time.Gone are the days where I would have to swap devices to charge. I am charge 3-4 devices at the same time. The class M plug fits directly to the electrical socket in countries I visited no more adaptors.Great product. Find one suitable for your destination country or region in the World.

After purchasing a much more expensive unit, by a name brand, in which you simply pull the correct prongs out and plug in the wall that *didn't work at all*, I was looking for something much simpler. The problem with the universal plugs that have all prongs in one box is that it is too heavy and cumbersome for most outlets. Therefore, it simply falls back out of the wall or won't stay plugged in enough to get a charge. When I went to Europe two years ago, I ended up having to borrow a friend's and she had this set. It worked like a charm. This time, I bought my own. This works *so much* better than anything else out there--believe me, I've tried!! I took this little set to England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and Belgium. It was great! I'll be taking it with me on my next trip without hesitation. I think I'll get another set to use with all my other electronics. It works so good I need to make sure I'm never without it again!

Quite a few planes have a "universal" plug between the seats. This nicely converts that into a couple plugs and chargers as well being more stable than a standard USA plug into it.

I did not understand the difference between a foreign plug and a converter. I received a plug which will not allow me to use a hair dryer, curling iron, or cloths iron, but it works fine for electronics.

One stop adaptor for worldwide use, compact and handy :) would recommend for purchase for any travellers

Nothing to dislike

Slow delivery but seems to be a compact way of covering most options.

Does the job but be careful as storage may lead to apart being lost.