OREI European Power Plug Adapter, with 2 USA Inputs - Travel 3 Pack - Type C (US-9C) - Turkey, Italy, Iceland, and More - Safe Grounded Use with Cell Phones, Laptop, Camera Chargers, CPAP, and More

The price was reasonable and they worked fine.

I travel all over Europe quite frequently and these are the only adapters I pack! Perfect size to pack and I've never had an issue charging my phone or laptop using this

Worked great and seem to be well made. Did not get warm during use and don't take up a lot of room in your bag. No USB port, but I prefer to use my own charger plug anyway. I know my charger has the voltage designed for my device.

The product looks exactly like in the pictures. It comes in three different colors which helps if multiple people are using them because each person can have their own color without confusion. It worked well during my trip to Turkey and I was able to charge my phone and laptop using these. They are compact and easily able to be packed in a backpack for international travel. Overall, I enjoyed using this product. Update, I also bought the Brazil version, and it worked great. No issues to report.

These are very handy. I like to plug in my multiport USB charger vertically on the top as its heavy and will often need support when plugged in horizontally. I don't like that these keep breaking

Good buy, works well

It offers a three pronged outlet for plugging in things that are supposed to be grounded. But the adapter itself is not grounded and cannot possibly be. For it to be grounded, it would have to be using a type E/F plug, which is the grounded equivalent of type C for Europe. Type C plugs are never grounded. I wish I'd learned this before buying. For an ungrounded adaptor to offer a three-prong outlet really doesn't seem kosher. You should only plug in two-prong items to this, and the option to plug three-pronged items seems kind of dangerous for it to have.

Although type C is listed as compatible in South Korea, I was disappointed to find out that this one didn't fit properly. These are used mostly in Europe and although it looks like it's compatible with the ones used in Korea, these are slightly slimmer. When plugged in, it is loose and loses contact and is not safe because it's not making a solid contact. I would avoid these if you're planning to use it in Korea. For Korea, it looks like type F is the way to go.

En mi opinión esta bien pero no logras tener al mismo tiempo en uso todos los conectores, creo que es mejor un adaptador de varias entradas distintas

Viaje a Europa y me fue muy útil