[3-Pack] European Travel Plug Adapter, VINTAR International Power Plug Adapter with 2 USB Ports,2 American Outlets- 4 in 1 Travel Essentials to France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Israel, Spain (Type C)

Very good

These got the job done but the prongs that stick out of the back make it tougher to pack. Ive seen other adaptors where the prongs swivel or rotate back into itself to make packing a little more compact/easier. Not a deal breaker but would be a nice design upgrade. USB ports were a nice plus.

I bought these plug adapter to my trip to Greece and worked wonderfully with all the electric items I took with me: phone, electric toothbrush, etc.

Great w

Worked like it should in Germany, and didnt heat up when charging like some US chargers do on the higher voltage even though theyre dual voltage. Would buy again if I ever needed more

Love, love, love these adapters! Love that they have USB ports, too! Bought a pack of three for me; loved them so much, I bought another pack of three for my daughter.

I used it to travel overseas works great had everything connected

Value for the money! Worked great!

They simply work exactly as designed. You plug them into the round, two prong, high voltage European sockets and any auto sensing devices can be pugged right into it. The best part, most tech travelers these days, is that with the USB plugs on top, I can pug a fan into the outlet, and my Kindle and iPhone, or other devices, into the USB ports on the top of the plugs. Each plug has 2 USB ports on top, making for 6 charging stations for devices, on top of the three plugs. Anyone who has traveled abroad in this age of devices knows that it can become quite limiting these days trying to plug in a CPAP, a phone or two, a tablet, and possibly an e-Reader. Just remember that these don’t change voltage, just plug shape. So, anything you plug into the plug changer needs to be capable of taking 220V power natively. If it can’t then you’ll need a step-down transformer, which is a different device altogether. If you’re not sure, consult the owners manual for any/all devices you’ll be taking on your trip or call the manufacturers.

Traveling to Finland.