OREI European Adapter Plug, Travel Adaptor for Europe Schuko Countries 2 in 1, for Germany France Iceland Netherlands Russa Greece Spain - Safe Grounded Connection - Universal Socket - 4 Pack

Took a recent family trip from the USA (where we live) to France and Germany. I bought these adapters specifically because my wife had bought a 250V hearing pad for the bed when we last went to the UK. I didn’t want to buy another one, so I wanted our adapters to work for our US devices and the for the UK plug. These are a solid fit, and also work perfectly in the slightly-different Germany and France plugs. Overall, as advertised, and plan to use them in return trips.

i got these for my study abroad in south korea,, i use them all the time,, they’re lightweight too so i take them with me when i study in cafes as well they have fit inside every outlet i have ever used here they work on all my pluggable devices like my laptop (3 prong charger) or phone charger adapter (2 prong charger),, keep in mind this is NOT a converter,, it does not change the voltage,, these are just ADAPTERS that allows you to plug in your device apple products are dual voltage (they can be used at 120v and 220v) and double insulated so they prevent electrical shocks but most products aren’t & could cause a shortage and blow a circuit south korea uses 220v so if you’re from america (which typically uses 120v) & your device isn’t dual voltage or double insulated, it’ll damage your device, blow a socket or cause an electrical fire don’t use these with hairdryers, hair straighteners or clippers,, you’d need to get a voltage converter for these things (which i bought one locally for my clippers & DS charger)

The OREI Adapters (Type F) worked great in Iceland. Had no problems with the connections and they charged up our I-Phones, Cameras, and Tablets with no problems at all. Just as Advertised. We will be going back to Iceland again either next Year or the year after that. An Awesome Island Country with the Volcanoes, Glaciers, Water Falls and the Black Beaches (Where Game of Thrones was filmed) is something to see, The Lagoons are refreshing as well. But bottom line is the OREI Adapters are very good. One travel note; Be sure to take a Power Strip (Surge Protector) with you as well for power surges (for protection even tho there was none). But as a precaution. Will use these again to be sure.

This was a great adapter that working instantly and gave me the versatility to plugin another device to it if needed. Quickly delivered and solid construction. I'll have these for the future. Cheap price too. It would have been 5 stars had I used this more times in different countries.

These are invaluable when traveling throughout northern Europe. I needed to replace some older versions that seemed unsafe when plugged into the latest standard for safety. The adapters seem solidly made and I expect them to work perfectly.

I bought these for a month long study abroad in France and didn't have any real problems. It worked fine with a power strip and four or five things being powered through a single adapter. Because this worked, I didn't need all four adapters and learnt two to my roommate. He said they worked great for him too. The only issue I had at all was that one of the four initially made a popping electrical sound when I'd plug it in. That freaked me out a little so I avoided using that one at first. However, eventually my roommate and I shared all four and forgot which one had been making the sound and it made no difference in performance. I had no trouble with overheating, sparks, blowing up my laptop, or anything else I'd been apprehensive about. For the price, I don't know how you can beat these. Hope that's helpful

These worked perfectly for a recent trip to Europe. I had read that one of the countries we were visiting could use different types of plugs than the ones that came with the voltage converters I purchased. These were great for one of the hotels. Very glad I had them!

This product did not disappoint!!! It accepts plugs from different regions, and it has two outlets! After trying all sorts of adapters over many years, this is my go-to adapter! The build quality is good. Somehow I managed to trip over a cord the other day and pulled this little guy apart. I was disappointed at first, thinking that it broke, but when I took a good look at the two plastic halves, I realized that it was quite robust, so much so that it was very difficult to snap back together, and I still don't know how it could have possibly pulled apart. Now I cannot tell which one came apart, as the two halves are quite solidly holding on to each other. It stays firmly plugged in, even with two GAN charging bricks on it. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Me faltaron dos piezas.... deben ser 4

These work really well! I didn't really need the 2-pin portion, but the 3-pin one (so plug it in like you would normally if the sockets were compatible) works terrifically, very stable connections, works fine as long as your devices are compatible with 220V~240V and 50Hz (laptop bricks usually are, cellphone chargers usually are, the only electronics I travel with are either 100V~250V 50Hz~60Hz or microUSB). They're also way cheaper than ones in stores! Stores would charge me ~$15 for one adapter that isn't as good. Even other sites sell these for $4 a pop plus a few bucks for shipping (each!). These are the common plugs for most of Europe (but not the UK, and probably not Ireland). A lot of countries had their own plugs and pre-EU there's still a lot of devices that use them; so if you go to Italy you'll need another plug for sure, and sometimes in more obscure places you might need another kind. But this should allow you to plug into the Italian sockets, or any Euro 2-pin socket, as long as they're not recessed. I would recommend getting the right kind of grounded plug for your country though, rather than bother with 2-pin sockets; most of the ones I used were just absolute s***.

I was tempted to buy one of the cheaper non-grounded adapter versions, but I glad I went for these. Used it in France, where single outlets are quite common. The ability to unplug a table lamp from the wall outlet, then plug it back into the adapter along with my laptop charger was very useful. Like the 'L' type adapter I also bought for Italy, the advantage of a grounded adapter is the third point of contact with the outlet, making it much more likely to stay put if you are plugging in a heavy DSLR battery charger or two.

I don't know what it fits, but it didn't work in Italy. The prongs are too thick.

No vienen 4 udes, solo vienen 2 udes