OREI UK Adapter for Indian Pins, India to UAE, Hong Kong, Dubai Adapter - Type G Plug - 2 in 1 - Perfect for Laptop, Camera Charger and More, UK Travel Adapter - CE - RoHS - Beige - 5 Years Warranty

This is what you need to buy for those pesky loose airplanes plugs. It prevents sagging on an anker 735 and no more small bumps knock it loose. It’s well constructed and the dual plugs are a nice feature. Hitting full 65w charging off the brick and it also works on the cruise ship plugs.

I purchased several of these for a recent trip to Europe and Africa. All the adapters were from the same manufacturer and every one of them worked well every time I used it. If you are looking for information on what kind of adapter you will need for your electronics or whatever else you might plug in, here it is very simply: 1) This is simply an adapter, much like the one you might use at home to convert a three prong plug into a two prong one for an older outlet. It DOES NOT convert the power supply in any way! 2) To determine if you can use this adapter for your computer, phone, whatever, look at the back of your device's charging plug or power supply and look for the label with all the small print electrical information on it. Somewhere on the label, near the top, you will see the word "INPUT" with some numbers following it, usually (hopefully) "100-240v." If it DOES have those numbers (100-240v, sometimes 100-250v) you can use this adapter almost anywhere around the world without any problems because your power supply can handle any voltage within the range of 100 and 240 volts and if there is a place in the world outside that range, I don't know where it is. Your device's power source is handling the conversions you need to safely operate your device so all you need is this adapter so it will fit in the local outlet. 3) On some devices, especially older ones and things like curling irons and hair dryers, that "INPUT" area will only have one number, probably "110v." That devise will not convert correctly and you will immediately with nasty smells burn out whatever you try to plug in when the massive 240v power surges through your unprepared device. I wouldn't even bother taking stuff like that overseas. The price was very low and considering how I had no problems with any of them, I would rate them as an excellent value. Since the price is so low, I would recommend purchasing two so you have one as a back-up or for the occasional travel companion who, inevitably, doesn't even think about stuff like this.

As anyone can see, browsing for one of these, there's a lot of choices. In fact, even traveling, there are a lot of choices along the way, at travel stores and the airports, and once a person arrives, adapters abound, depending where you're going, of course. But, I didn't want any surprises, so I wanted to get an adapter I could rely on, before leaving, and this one seemed to be of the highest quality, of the options available. I'm VERY GLAD I ordered it. Not only did this adapter work GREAT, but in fact, it saved the day, because the ones available locally did NOT work, so, if I hadn't had this one (and, fortunately, I ordered two of these), I would have been out of luck for charging and using devices. I loved the fact also that it came with two sockets, doubling the plugs -- buy two adapters, and you get four outlets, nice! Solid adapter, well built, and accepted all domestic (USA) types of devices I had, the plug that has the same size prongs, and the plug with the wider prong on one side. It even worked for plugging in my extension cord I brought from home, so, yup, a terrific item to have on hand, and I was very glad I ordered two. So, definitely more than worth it, and I recommend this product highly!

I bought the OREI adapter because I needed an adapter for a weeklong trip to Ireland. For those confused about electrical standards in Europe (I know I was), Ireland (yes, even southern Ireland) uses the same exact outlets as the UK (Type G). Note: If you're going to Continental Europe, you will need a different adapter than this one, since they use the Type C standard instead. If you do not stray outside Ireland/UK like me, then you will be fine with this one. After researching what else was available on Amazon, I picked this one because it was cheap and had mostly solid reviews. My expectations were not high since my phone charger was the only electrical device I was going to bring, and I only had to use an adapter for one country. It arrived in perfect condition, packaged in an envelope lined with bubble-wrap, and did not come in its own box or with any instructions. However, for a simple adapter such as this, I don't see why anyone would need documentation. The adapter is small and compact, and can easily fit into a coat pocket. Despite its size and plastic construction, it is sturdy and survived the entire trip without any damage and hardly a scratch. The prongs never bent, and it could always plug in fully without effort. I noticed during my stay though that the stubby design of the prongs on UK plugs seems to prevent them from being bent the way that the American ones do, so maybe that's how they all are. The adapter worked in every electrical outlet I used, from the inside of a coach bus to my girlfriend's apartment. If you noticed in the picture, it contains a second input on the top and allows you to plug in two things at once, which is nice. At one point, I did have two things plugged into it and it really did work. However, I should note that this second input will only take two-pronged plugs (non-grounded). I deducted one star because while everything was perfect, the adapter only saw one week of use, so I can't fairly say anything about how well it will stand the test of time. Based on my experience though, it should probably last at least a year or two of moderate usage.

These worked perfectly all over Malaysia. The dual outlets are especially handy in hotel rooms that provide only a single wall outlet. And they're universal outlets, so they accept both U.S. and continental-Europe plugs. Reasonable weight, given the bulky U.K. standard that they're built to.

No way around it, adapters for UK/Ireland are bulky and even though we had multiple things that would need power I did not want to buy several UK/Ireland adapters as well as we were also carrying standard European adapter ends with us for the rest of the trip. This adapter works well by allowing one to plug in two items, either with USA style plugs or European style plug ends at one time. One plug can be a 3-prong grounded style end of many configurations and the other is only for a 2-prong USA or European style end. In older European buildings, outlets are often less numerous and not necessarily in convenient locations, so having options for multiple outlets was excellent. We went one step further and purchased from Home Depot a Leviton 15-Amp 2-Wire White Triple Adapter-Model # R52-00531-00W (you can also purchase a 3-prong Leviton triple adapter). We then plugged the Leviton into our UK/Ireland or standard European adapters and increased the number of outlets available. This works great for phones, computers, cameras, tablets but don't overload an outlet especially when using heated appliances. Service was very prompt on the delivery of this item.

I bought this for my travels to UK. It worked but it fell apart and I had to stick it back together with tape. Maybe a just got a weak one but overall it did do the job.

I bought a few of these for a trip to the UK. Many of these inexpensive adapters are poorly made, but the picture looked good, so I decided to take a chance. These are well made with solid contacts that work well both with north American and European plugs. UK sockets don't leave much margin for error, but these worked fine at all of our hotels. The second outlet on top came in handy for a non-grounded phone charger. As mentioned in at least one other review, keep in mind that these are not voltage converters, so whatever you plug in needs to be able to run on 220-240 volts, 50Hz. Most current phone/computer chargers are fine, but things like hair dryers, shavers, etc, usually need a voltage converter. Most hotels have a 110 volt outlet in the bathroom for low current things like shavers and toothbrush chargers (not hair dryers.)