USB Plug Charger 2-Port USB for worldwide travel, international travel plugs with EU,UK,US,AU plugs (BLACK-2ports)

The media could not be loaded.  This is an entire solution in one go, I love it.So not only does this give me a way to use any plug socket, where ever I go, but it also gives me 2x USB charging ports to use as well.This is simply a great little product, that means we only need to pack the 1 plug for any weekend getaways.This is a nice little adapter that is well made and very functional, it’s a decent plastic, and the mechanisms to put out whichever plug style is needed work well. I particularly like the way the “Push button” works, I think it’s a nifty little solution to having so many options to choose.It works great, and powers whatever I plug in, we’ve used it to charge 2 phones at once and it did so easily.Great solution to not having so many plugs in my luggage.

This travel plug is a great idea and is sturdy and well made. Quite expensive for a travel plug but very useful.

There are lots of different travel plugs available. This one is well priced in the budget end of the spectrum, and for the money it is great value. It contains plugs for use in USA, UK, Europe, Australia. It also contains 2 usb A ports for your charge cables.It is well built, works well and not too big. The only extra thing that would be nice is a possible usb C slot as more and more cables are now usb c this would be useful, but its not a absolute must.Overall I think this is a nice product for the price. Definitely worth buying if you're on a budget.

Great budget travel plug that will keep your phone, power bank or laptop charged when travelling to the likes of USA, Europe, Australia and UK. There are 2 usb ports available on the adapter also which is handy for items that don't need fast charge for example headphones or similar.Very handy adapter at a great price.

Although not the highest quality, if you look after this adaptor it should do you well whilst abroad.I own a number of these little travel adaptors, as I'm starting to travel a bit more often now. Cheaper ones are right around this current asking price (somewhere around £10-£15) and then more expensive ones are closer to £100.Clearly, at the lower end of this, the quality is also going to be at the lower end. However, the quality comes more in terms of durability than in terms of usage. In terms of usage - this works just as well as any of the more expensive travel adaptors I own. I had no trouble powering anything I put into it. However, you will just need to be more careful using it as it's a bit more fragile feeling.So, this travel adaptor unlocks the ability to use your USB A or Plug charger in around 150 countries. It's a single unit and the way that you change the adaptor to the one you need is with a little switch on the side. You will need to slide it along to the type you need (categorised UK, EU, AUS or USA) and then press the button down. The various pieces should extend/fold down. Sometimes they well get caught, but you can always just press them down with your fingers. You can also rotate them slightly.The black design is simple enough. It comes with a little bag to keep it unmarked whilst travelling. As I said above, it is a little delicate feeling. However, as long as you're careful with it then it should last a good amount of time. It's also worth noting that you don't get a USB C port anyone on this, which is what many modern phone cables that come in the phone's box require these days (so you will need some kind of USB C to plug or USB C to USB A adaptor in that case).Overall though, if you're just taking USB A cables and UK plugs with you on holiday then this is a very affordable option.

This really useful for travel, as it allows you, or pretty much anyone worldwide, to connect to almost every other socket type. It's even useful to take in your own country, as it becomes a pass-through adapter with added usb sockets, so you can turn a single socket into a socket plus usb outlets.It works by simply sliding out whatever plug type you need, whether UK, US, EU or Australia (and probably others besides). The mechanisms are very basic, with UK and EU needing hand fixing for use or stowing, but they still work in the socket as they should.There are also two usb-a outlets, which claim to be fast charge, but I just couldn't get fast charge to work, which was quite disappointing. I tried a couple of cables, but the result was the same, no fast charge. Normal charge works fine, which is acceptable to me, so lack of fast charge isn't a game-changer. It's possible that it's my set-up and that others may get fast charge to work, but I'd be wary of getting this if fast charge is a priority.The plug comes in a paper pouch for protection and overall seems built down to a price. That's not a bad thing, as you can pay a lot more for exactly the same functionality. This is a must for travel anywhere, especially on a budget, but just don't count on it fast charging your phone.