220V to 110V Voltage Conversion Plug Adapter for Traveling from USA to Europe with 2 USB and 2 USBC Ports PD 20 W, 2 AC Outlets International Power Adapter

I bought this for my over seas travel and it worked very well. I was throughout western Europe and it worked without any issues. I have it charging all my electronics and it did it well.

I just used this in Switzerland and used my US 40W phone charger by plugging it into the top of this device and it worked perfectly. This is not a converter so it is not for use with a hair dryer or a curling iron but most hotels have theee available for guests.

This travel adapter is great for any international travel or cruise. It fits perfectly in any carry-on. The quality is great!

Used all through Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Hungary. Worked great....just what I needed.

In Philippines. Plugged in a battery charger using this, did nothing but make the charger pop and smoke, just like the charger I plugged into the wall that came with the product.

The media could not be loaded. This adapter saved me so much hassle during my Europe trip. I was worried about frying my US electronics, but this converter handled everything perfectly. I plugged in a curling iron, laptop, and used the USB ports for my iPhone and AirPods without any issues. The build quality feels solid, and it even has built-in safety features like surge protection and overheating protection. Totally worth it for peace of mind while traveling!

Bought this voltage converter for an upcoming trip to Europe. I will use it every day for my hair dryer. I love the multiple charging outlets on it for phone, tablet and more. It does not take up much space and is easy to use.

Very nice that it has an extra replaceable fuse included inside the cover. Instructions are not well written. There's a button on the side to release the prongs and let them slide back in. Having 4 USB A ports is very convenient, especially for travel. Very good price for a universal adaptor. It doesn't specifically say the USB voltage is always 5v regardless of the input voltage (110v or 220v), but I assume (hope) it is.