Ceptics Universal Travel Adapter with Type C, 3 in 1 Universal Adapter Plug, Travel Accessories with 1 USB, 1 USB-C with 2.4A,Travel Adaptor International All in One

The product worked as expected and there are no issues which were faced. Summary:- - Good build quality - Fits perfectly - Better than most convertors - All ports are working fine as expected

Good

Good product

The c-port is a game changer here.

I used this product in my last tour to Thailand, Spain and France. Product support all plugs without problem for me. specifically USB and USB-C help me charge multiple devices at once. overall i am satisfy with the product.

This particular model does not work with the indian 2 pin round (type c) plugs. So kinda hard to use out here. Else it works well.

Great support from ceptics team

It’s really good

The Ceptics Europe Asia plug adaptors worked perfectly. They are well made and most importantly, they stay in the power socket when inserted without falling out or losing contact. (I've had other brands that didn't work as well, but I am very happy with this purchase.) Also, the price was fantastic for the number you get. At first I thought that maybe I wouldn't need as many, but it took the stress out of traveling as I had one for each laptop power cord, another couple for the USB power blocks used for our phones, another for my wife's tablet and so on. Great buy. Would definitely purchase them again (if for some reason I needed more). And just so people know, this does not change voltage. This adapter just makes it so that the vertical prongs that US power plugs use can now be inserted into European or Asian power sockets. You still need to make sure that whatever it is that you plug in has the ability to work with 110 volts (used in US) and 220 volts (used in Europe and Asia). Most laptops and portable electronic gadgets from the last 5-10 years are dual voltage, meaning that they already handle both US and European voltages. The problem that these adapters solve is that even if the laptop or tablet power supply is able to handle both 110 and 220 volts, you still have to be able to plug it into the European-style power socket. And that is why you would buy these adapters, because they allow you to plug your voltage-compatible gear into a European/Asian-style power socket, basically converting the prongs from a US-style plug to a European-style plug. Why you want these particular adapters: They are well made. They hold both sides of the plug and socket and don't allow plugs to fall out or lose connection until you decide to take the plug out of the power socket. And the price is right.

La verdad, sí me fueron de utilidad para conectar mi teléfono y computadora en Berlín. No tuve ningún problema con el espacio del enchufe y al ser pequeños, los pude llevar conmigo sin problema.

Great quality product. The contacts are tight and they stay well attached to the item they are connected to. I am currently using them in France and they are a perfect fit. I had used other brands in the past and was unhappy with the way they fitted. For some of them I had to use an elastic band to keep my power supplies from falling off them as they were too loose. Not the case at all with these, my power supplies stay firmly attached to them and they firmly stay in the French outlets! Extremely happy with this purchase.

No hay mucho que decir, producto simple y todos funcionaron, muy bien.

I ordered this set of 12 Ceptics USA to Europe Asia Plug Adapters about 2 weeks ago for a trip to Central Europe (Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia). I am still in Europe, and I'm using one of the adapters to charge my laptop as I type this. The adapters were shipped in a bubble wrap padded shipping bag, which works as a nice place to store them when not in use. So far, I have not has any issues using the plug adapters in any of the 3 countries I have visited. One thing to note is the adapters do not change the voltage of the outlet, so make sure you check the label of any device you plan to plug in while using the adapters (the label should list an input voltage). All the electronic devices I have with me (my laptop charging cord, my camera battery charger, and my phone charging cord) all have an input voltage of 100V - 240V. I believe most new electronic devices should have a similar rating, but it is always best to check. Though I certainly didn't need 12 adapters, for about $8 I don't feel the need to worry if I forget one somewhere. Hope you enjoy your future trip!