Step Down Converter 230-110v | 100W

Brilliant piece of kit. Bought this 100w for my new overlocker sewing machine which is 90w. It doesn't heat up, it doesn't buzz. I do ensure I pull the plug out when machine is not in use. This bit of kit for £25 has enabled me to by a USA machine for a third of the price for a UK version

Initially it worked perfectly - within 5 minutes of using it, it broke and I am sending it back. Also the machine made a light humming sound throughout something to be mindful of if you are using this for an item like a lamp or light where you may want peace and quiet.

Easy to instal and plug in my USA low wattage appliance. Is working perfectly to date.

I ordered three of these items and two of them work just fine but the third just never worked.

I bought this to use a Waterpik that I purchased in Canada. I'd tried to plug it into the bathroom socket, but it wasn't quite powerful enough for the Waterpik to work properly. So I bought this. Transformers have really come a long way since I last had one in the 1990s. They used to be big ugly boxes then, and they made a 'boom' noise when they were switched on. This one is fantastic and really showcases how far we've come since then. It has a nice long cable, so can act as an extension lead too. I think the cable is well over 1m long. There's no need to switch it on either, just plug it into the wall and plug your US product into it, and you're good to go.It's quite heavy, but still fairly small. I carried it around in a rucksack when I went travelling and it wasn't a bother. I's say it weighs about the same as a bottle of water, and it's about the size of a small grapefruit.It was good value at less than £15, and I think the quality is good enough that it will last a long time.

Bought one and returned, then got a replacement. Same issue. Plus buzzes and whines really loud. Poor product.

I got to step down an LED mask form US to UK but didn’t think to check voltage. Turns out this isn’t powerful enough BUT is ok for my US electric blanket. Only concern is it hums when on, it’s noticable when I do not have TV or sound, but can’t hear when other noise on.

The media could not be loaded. Working perfectly, it is normal to heat up since they way how it works is by reducing voltage from 240V to 110V. However, it can run for many hours but I would not leave on, since current is flowing and being transformed even if your device is not on. I bought it to use it to power up my Super Nintendo that I imported from USA, the only version that run games at the correct speed, but that is another story. Anyway, it is perfect, as far as I am aware, for running foreign retro consoles, specially the Nintendo ones, which have specific voltage requirements.