Ceptics World Power Plug Adapter Set, Dual USB & USB-C 3.1A, 20W with QC-PD, 2 USA Outlet Compact & Powerful, Use In Europe, Asia, Australia, Japan, Includes Type A, B, C, E/F, G, I SWadAPt Attachment

I'm writing this review after about 5 years of owning it just to let you know how amazing this thing is! I used it for about 6 months every year for the past 5 years and it has absolutely held up. The convenience of having 1 ground plug outlet, 1 two prong outlet, usb 3.0 and usb c port are un-paralleled, basically saved me from needing a power strip in hotel rooms. The bag for all it's adapters is also very useful and overall doesn't take too much space either! If you're looking for a universal travel adapter and you travel with more than a few electronics, this is the adapter for you!

This worked great for my trip to Europe recently. It is nice and compact and had just the right amount of ports for me to be able keep my devices charged. I didn’t have any issues. High quality product that does what they say it will. It’s nice that you can take only the plug styles you need and leave the rest at home to keep it light on your travels.

Very sturdy but compact design. I have greater confidence in this adapter design than the multi selectable ones. The compact design still allows for multiple outlets and usb ports. And the different SWadAPt country plugs are interchangeable with other Ceptics adapters/converters. I have two suggestions. 1. You sell your SWadAPt plugs separately, but not the adapters/converts. If I buy more than one, I get duplicate plugs. Suggest you offer adapters/converters with or without plugs. 2. Ditch the red velvet storage bag and give me a more robust (canvas?) bag. I'll be traveling with this later. Will let you know how it performs.

I am overall happy with the Ceptics World Power Plug Adapter Travel Set. The only gripe is the confusing voltage indicator lights. Ceptic says 110V lights up when 110V and both 220V and 110V lights light up when 220V. That is pretty stupid, mainly because the light colors do not correspond to universally accepted color scheme. 220V and 110V lights both light up when plugged into 220V, but the 220V light color is orange and 110V is blue/white. That makes no sense. When plugged into 110V the 110V light color is orange. Ceptics should make these where just the corresponding voltage light lights up and should use universally accepted light colors to indicate on, warning, etc.

5 years still using it

Used this on a European river cruise and it was perfect to charge up 2 phones and a tablet using the outlet plugs and the USB. Never got hot. It’s a little bulky but accurate to the pictures and description. Obviously no way to test all the different plugs at home but trust that they will work in other countries.

Worked well in a number of European countries given the ability to substitute adapter plugs... Includes Type A, B, C, E/F, G, I adapters but I also had to purchase the "L" adapter for Italy.

Good product.