OREI Germany, France, Schuko Power Plug Adapter with 2 USA Inputs - Travel 3 Pack- Type E/F (US-9) Safe Grounded Use with Cell Phones, Laptop, Camera Chargers, CPAP, and More

I moved to Portugal and there are a couple items I did not want to replace and these work great! I have bought cheap ones that didn’t fit into the sockets well, but these did! Plus I personally like the colored exteriors giving them a cheerful appearence as opposed to the beige Bakelite look if the older kind! So far haven’t had a single problem!

We bought these for a trip to Iceland back in 2019 and used them at that time, and my wife recently returned to Iceland a few weeks ago and used them again. Easy to use and solidly built .These are ADAPTERS (not power converters), so keep that in mind. We live in the U.S., so this simply converted their style of outlet to a standard U.S. receptacle/outlet. Most devices these days (like smartphones, iPads, etc.) automatically adjust voltage (meaning they can accept 110v or 220v).If you are looking to use this for a high-wattage device like a curling iron or a hair dryer, DON'T!! You're probably end up frying these adapters. You're better off either buying a hairdryer, curling iron or other high-wattage device in the country you're traveling to. I've ready many articles stating that even using a power converter for something like a hair dryer is ill-advised.

One of the things I don't like about foreign travel is packing a bulky universal electrical adaptor. So when my wife and I were about to do some European travel, to multiple cities, which means a lot of packing and unpacking, we decided to check into smaller Europe-only adaptors. We found these, at quite a reasonable price, and the fact that they each take *two* plugs was icing on the cake! And the even better price on the multi-packs meant we could each have our phones charging on our own sides of the bed, plus laptops charging on the desk. They work great, and the construction seems solid. Would definitely buy again, or adaptors for elsewhere from the same brand.

I got this instead of the white ones from Amazon Basics, thinking this color code will be helpful. I brought 2 of these and a 3rd plug from another brand to travel to Europe.It charged my device alright, for exactly once. When I went to unplug it, the green part came off, and the white part stayed in the outlet! You can see the small piece of white plastic that came off - basically the little white pieces of plastic at the 4 edges that connect the white and green halves broke upon the amount of pressure applied to unplug it. The parts inside came off too!!So that I still have an adapter, I used the second one very carefully - you want to pull on the extruding edge of the white part whe you unplug, not the colored part! Then, I was able to unplug it a handful of times until my travel was over.An alternative, (if you made the unfortunate mistake of purchasing this and are now sitting in a hotel overseas wondering what to do,) if you're staying in the same place, is to keep it plugged in until your travel is over. It works fine if you never have to unplug it.I'm going to replace my set with the ones from Amazon Basics and see if they're better. So many cheap adapters these days, make sure you bring 2 or 3 different brands, in case some or all of them are cheap quality!!

Yes, I’ve been using these during my vacation trips to EU. Typically once a year, each time one week long. So that’s not a lot of usage. They’ve been serving our family greatly! I especially like the two output plugs it offers.On a recent trip, one of them failed. The face panel got detached from the rest. Leave bare the metal plates that are connected to the wall outlet.Upon closer look, the face panel is only connected with a very thin thread of glue. There was no mechanical locking mechanism.I think it’s a design flaw and also a safety risk.

I used for two weeks on my trip to Germany and they worked great. They fit the wall plug perfectly and securely. Nice to have two inlets per plug. Remember these deliver 240v, it is not a transformer, so use adaptor for charging electronics or make sure your appliance is 110-240v compatible and doesn’t need a transformer. FYI, USB adaptors are all 110-240v compatible so no problem there.

I bought these for a trip to Italy. My bad, I didn't read the description closely enough. These do Not fit the standard plugs in Italy...just the one grounded outlet you might find in the room (which I managed to find in some rooms after a bit of hunting). Charged my iPhone and MacBook without issues. I'll be saving them for my other trips, and I love the various colors...so there's no confusion in my family as to "whose adapter is whose." I haven't been disappointed with OREI products yet. So far, they are a brand to be trusted!

It may be strange to get excited about an adapter plug. But this worked so well, I'm very happy with it. Before traveling, check the International Electrotechnical Commission website to determine which plug is the correct one for your travels. This one is the Type F Schuko plug, which is backward-compatible with Type E sockets. That is widely used in Iceland. Most guesthouses provided a few outlets, and some even have power strips to provide extra sockets. The advantage of this adapter is that it provides both a US 3-prong and 2-prong socket available to your 220V electronic power supplies. The adapter also has an LED on the top, to indicate power is on.

One out of three is a bit loose on US connection bug overall no problem at all

Similar to what one of the reviewer said who also posted a picture, it broke at the middle while I was unplugging it and I got totally electrocuted. Luckily I didn't need to stay over night in the hospital. This product is dangerous and should not be sold here.

Excellente prise pour l'Europe. Avec leur forme, tient très bien en place. Pratique le Double Prise

Bought these for a trip to the Netherlands. They worked as advertised and we could charge our phones, tablets, and laptop (since the chargers could handle 240V at 50Hz).However, the first time I tried to unplug one it came apart; leaving exposed contacts with live 240V. I was able to get just enough grip on the white part to remove it from the wall outlet safely. The other 2 didn't have this issue, but I was more careful when unplugging them.I'm going to replace them before my next trip, since I don't trust the glue to hold them together over the long term.

Good product, do the job well