Europe Travel Adapter, India to Europe (Schuko) Plug - Type E/F European Plug Adapter, Universal Adapter for Europe Adapter - CE - RoHS - White - 3 Pack - Lifetime Limited Warranty

Good product. Lasts long. Useful in Germany

Product is good but the packaging was very bad

Fits perfect

Worked well in Europe. France, Belgium and Netherlands

The Ceptics Europe Travel Adapter effortlessly bridges the gap between Indian and European outlets. Its Type E/F compatibility ensures a snug fit in European sockets, delivering reliable performance for various devices. The compact design and durable build make it a travel essential. While the adapter is slightly pricier, its quality justifies the cost, offering excellent value for seamless power access during European journeys.

Good quality in manufacture.

Very useful, sturdy and electrically safe product

Okay product with only 1 year warranty as against 5 years mentioned in product description. A small card in with the product clearly mentions only 1 year warranty.

Well made and work fine. Grips U.S. two and three prong plugs well.

I bought these for a month-long work trip to Portugal. They were a very good price, especially since you buy enough to charge a phone, computer, and whatever else you might bring with you. They feel sturdy, and all of them worked fine for the entire time I needed them. They fit snugly in the wall and held the American plug tightly, meaning there was not play or movement whatsoever. Most important, they actually have a rounded base for the prongs, which is absolutely necessary as 9/10 of the chargers in Europe have a recessed faceplate that will not accept a square or otherwise shaped base. I received a converter for my travel phone from Verizon that did not include such foresight and it was completely useless. It was such a great product, that I also bought the UK and South African versions when I traveled to those countries as well. Bravo.

These worked extremely well with France type plugs. I was using all 120V USA plugs that did not require a voltage converter, just a plug adapter and they worked flawlessly. They held the plugs nice and tight, and plugged into the wall outlets well. The quality was better than I expected, and I have absolutely nothing bad to say about these. A work of advice, check all of your plug adapters to be sure they say 120V-240V on them. If any only say 120V these will not work and you will need an actual voltage converter. Everything I own only required these adapters (Phone Chargers, Camera Chargers, Laptop Cord, Etc). The only thing that I could not use these with was a hair trimmer since the plug said 120V only. So check your plug devices before you go to be sure they say 120V-240V and these will work perfectly.

I waited until I had a chance to use these adapters before offering a review, ignoring the requests to review them until so. I need not have worried, as they worked fine while on holiday in Paris (France, not Texas or Tennessee, although some may consider those foreign territory!). They fit without issue in their funky, but safe outlets for powering 220V wall wart transformers, and the wife's all important blow dryer. Just be sure to check your wall warts for 120-240V input, usually in very fine writing. Note that the item is named adapter, not converter nor transformer, which would step down the voltage to 120V for our American devices, but only adapt the outlet for our plugs. Also note that Nintendo's 3DS wall wart is 120V only, as we found before attempting to plug it in. If you have a Nintendo device, be sure to order an appropriate transformer before you leave the States, or make a trip to one of France's FNAC locations after arrival. Highly recommended.

These type E/F plugs worked well all over Spain and Portugal. Only in Barcelona I encountered some newer outlets near a bedside that were narrower than the pins on these plugs. But in all other outlets in all the Air BNBs fitted these plugs. They were nice and tight and did not fall out. The prongs are thicker than some other plugs I took with me and it worked better than just that one place in Barcelona where I had to use a plug with thinner prongs.