Ceptics Universal Travel Adapter Kit – 2 USA sockets, USB-A, USBC, 1x PD 35W USB-C and USBC Cable, Surge Protected, Plugs for EU, UK, China, AU, Japan - Use with Laptop, Phones, Cameras - ETL Tested

I have used this adapter in Spain, Argentina, England, and in France. It works great. I love the fact that the adapter is universal and I can pretty much travel the world and know I am covered. I also like the fact that there are not only 2 USB plug ins but also a cord with USB-C as well. This is one of the best adapters I have used. I highly recommend it.

I just came back from 10 days in Germany. This adapter is a Godsend. Works very well. Easy to set up. Love it!

I used this for a month during our honeymoon trip to Bali in November/December. I used to travel for work and spent hundreds of nights in different countries, hotels, and workplaces...and have tried them all before. While I was a bit skeptical, as travel adapters barely lasted a few weeks (sometimes) and certainly not more than a month (I may be demanding on my devices). However, this one took quite a bit of travel abuse over 6'ish weeks. From various airports and airport lounges in Asia and Europe, to high-end hotels, and to the remotest villa on the island in the middle of nowhere with fluctuating power at time, this device took it like a champ. There was evening a lightening strike at the villa and my wife's travel device, despite a lower electrical load on it, was completely fried. It saved her phone from getting fried... but mine didn't even flinch. My phone, Macbook, iWatch, and digital camera (which was recharging) where absolutely fine. It's absolutely solid. It was handy having different adapters, as we ended up needing more than one... and is easy/small enough to pack. It will continue to be a staple on our future travels.

Just got it today. Well built, solid. Tested the 4 outputs and all work well. The only con is it came with the micro USB cable instead of the USB-C. Granted, the description says micro however the picture is a C, and one of the answers says C as well. I am keeping it anyway because I already have a short C cable. My road kit is a phone with USB-C, a laptop with a grounded plug and an Amazon Echo. The Echo comes with a brick (110-240 luckily) that is too big to fit beside with my laptop's plug so I will be carrying a DOACE 1>3 that fits (barely) in the Ceptics with the laptop plug as you can see in the photo. The DOACE has three outputs so I can have my usual stuff connected all at once and still have 1 USB (2 if using the built-in micro-usb cable) and two 110V free. I also have the flexibility of plugging the DOACE in a different wall and use the other Ceptics output for something else. In that case my Echo would not be protected from surges (the DOACE does not have that, nor real ground) but it would be a minor loss compared to my laptop or my phone.

Worked perfectly! I love the fact I can charge multiple items at once.