OREI US to Switzerland Plug Adapter -Switzerland Travel Adapter - Type J - Universal 2 in 1 - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant - Beige (DB-11A)

We were taking a load of video equipment to Switzerland and discovered that in an excess of protectionism, the Swiss wall outlets are different from those of all the rest of the world. Nothing else will work in them. Since we had lots of battery packs to recharge every night, I bought a packet of six of them. (Anyone wonder why they come in packs of six? Who needs six plug adaptors???)They work fine. Just plug it into the 3-hole outlet and plug your American plug into it and you're good to go. The pins hold nice and tight, so even a heavy industrial plug will hold securely. We didn't use them enough to have them break on us, so I can't speak to that complaint, but they worked fine for us. But if they break so easily, maybe that's why you get six to a pack...?Anyway, moving beyond my irritation with the Swiss for making this purchase necessary, and given that it's pretty hard to get excited about an electrical plug, I'm pleased with it.

You plug in your US plug and then plug this gem into the Swiss wall outlet and it works! Forget nano-tech, this is an amazing piece of technology.All kidding aside, a nice solid and well made plug. No problems fitting into the Swiss wall plate.Two in one feature is clever and handy.Highly recommend the quality product and quick delivery service. Important to have this in Switzerland where the wall plug configuration differs from standard continental configuration.

These worked great for my recent trip to Switzerland. No issues at all. Fit every outlet in every house, hotel, and train that I was on.

Worked great on my trip

This universal plug is good in Switzerland and allows 1 American (2 parallel blades) and 1 European (2 round pins) plug to be plugged into it. In our recent trip to Switzerland, this adapter worked just great. One example: at night, we plugged my phone charger into the American plug on this dual adapter, and my CPAP into a European adapter plugged into this adapter.Alert! This is not a converter! It is an adapter. When traveling in Switzerland, you may plug chargers and other appliances into it that will take the 250 watts that comes from their outlets or adjust to it.I wish I had bought more than one. We got by but had to be creative! You can also get single adapters in packages of three. Not a bad options for Americans.

I bought 2 of these Type J electrical adapters for my trip to Switzerland. They plugged into the Swiss electrical receptacles and performed perfectly on my trip. My husband and I had no trouble using these adapters to charge our Android smart phones, Android tablets and and iPad 2 and iPad mini tablets. I also used the adapter to plug in my dual voltage curling iron.My only regret was that I only bought 2 of these adapters. I should have purchased 4 because we were constantly juggling our 2 adapters to keep everything charged up.Please note that this is NOT a voltage converter. If you need to plug in a U.S. device that is NOT dual voltage, you'll need to buy a voltage converter in addition to this adapter.

I travel frequently to Switzerland, and usually bring along a multi-adapter, but I found that some of my adapters have internal parts that can push back against the plugs when they are inserted causing them to spring out of the adapter or at times pushing the adapter out of the wall outlet. So, I picked up these dedicated adapters instead and much prefer them because they are very solid, and perform well. It's useful to have the two-prong US style socket on the side in addition to the full multi-region socket on the back. The main drawback is that you have to make sure to select the right adapters for your trip.

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