2 Pack Switzerland Travel Plug Adapter, VINTAR Foldable Type J Adapter Switzerland with 2 AC Outlets 3 USB Ports(2 USB C), Switzerland Power Adapter for US to Switzerland Rwanda Liechtenstein

We took these on a trip to Ireland. They were exactly what we needed, and they work flawlessly. It's great having both regular outlets and USB charging ports, and we loved the way the prongs fold in for easy packing.

These worked great for my trip to France.

We took this on a European trip and it was excellent! Great value and both USB and plug in options were great.

Great for travel to any Eu country. Folds up securely and plugs in easily into EU type outlets. Provides several options for charging phones , tablets or plugging in your specific charger that can handle 240 volts. Well build must have for travel.

I have a few others from this manufacturer. They are well-made and accommodate various adapters. The folding prongs are a nice feature.

2 pack was great for convenience.

With 2 of us traveling on our week long trip, it was most convenient for us to have this 2 pack of adapters. As most couples know, everyone wants their own charger on their side of the bed! These adapters worked super and charged Fitbits and phones overnight with no problem, while CPAP was running, also! They performed wonderfully for us. The only ding we'd give them is the prongs don't fold or retract for storage. That doesn't bother us as much now that we've seen them perform!

I like that the prongs are collapsible for ease of packing. Having both USB connections is another plus. (As an aside, these are not compatible with Zambia outlets but again they worked perfectly in South Africa.)

Used in Italy; was able to charge my phones, tablet and watch, while plugging in my Firestick. Did not need a power converter to use these.

These adaptors were great. We were on a cruise and then spent some time in Italy. On the ship, they had both North American and European outlets, so we could use our regular chargers, but we needed these adaptors in Italy. We stayed in two different hotels, and they worked in both.I like that the prongs fold in - this makes it less likely to break.The folding prongs also meant that in a couple of awkward spaces (outlet behind a chair) I could still use them.

It’s crazy how many countries have different wall outlets, when worldwide product makers use similar charging ports.Anyways, haven’t tried this out yet as I haven’t gone on my trip to New Zealand yet, but wanted to be prepared for it.

It is convenient to have a 2 pack so you can cover more of your power needs while traveling in the covered country in the lower hemisphere. I like the USB connector and having 2 times C type is good as most of my device are of this kind now.The plugs are of a great size to carry easily and it is convenient to have a top and front plug. However, the top one being only 2-prong could limit the items you can connect to. It loose some versatility point here and had there been 3x three prong plug that would have been a 5 overall.

I am a dual citizen of Canada and Australia and as a result, I travel between the two countries multiple times per year. As a result I am a self proclaimed expert in the area of power, converters, adapters, and the light.An adaptor is something that changes the electricity. Australia is a 240 V country. Canada, and United States are a 120 V. If you plug an unsupported 120 V item directly into 240 V you will cook it. This device will let you do that and let you cook your device. Don’t do it! Read the fine print on the side of your device to ensure that it can withstand 240 V Before you plug it in. The label read something like 120–240 V if it can support both. it only says 120 V, then it cannot and you need an adapter. Adaptors are about the size of a toaster oven, so this is definitely not an adapter.It can adapt, USB-C and USB-A, so it is technically an adapter, but it is misleading to advertise it as an adapter when the USB ports are a secondary function. The built-in USB adaptor is capable of accepting 240 V so it will work fine in Australia.Two USB-C is and one USB-A makes this converter slightly more future proof than other designs.Recommended! But don’t go plugging random stuff into this when you get to Australia or you will leave disappointed.