BESTEK Universal Travel Adapter 220V to 110V Voltage Converter with 6A 4-Port USB Charging and UK/AU/US/EU Worldwide Plug Adapter (White)

I live in Vietnam where my home has 220 volt circuits. There are a lot of appliances that require 110volts. I learned the hard way when I plugged in a Milwaukee battery charger for my cordless shop vac. The thing lost its mind and went ape before it started smoking just like the Waterpik from which I should have learned my lesson, but didn't. So, now I have several of these in my bedroom and they have been working very well for several years now.

I bought this product several years ago. It has been so useful that I knew I had to write a review for it. We have taken it to Ireland, Scotland, England, Tanzania, the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. It has been a great product and extremely useful for us. When we were in Tanzania, we would plug it in and the crowd we were traveling with would charge their phones. I highly recommend this product.

This worked Great in Turkey. The plug fits all the recessed outlets and I was able to use my computer and charge all my stuff with no worries this would have been great to have on many other trips. very light weight and packs up easy. It worked great for me

Bought for an upcoming trip overseas. It seems to work fine on US outlets so far, so hopefully it works when we are on vacation.Only complaint is that the plastic seems to be a little bit cheap. Not sure how durable it will be.

Just what we needed for a trip to the Azores. Perfect plug for the island. Allowed us to plug our phones, tables , etc. additional plugs provided for a number of countries too.

Seriously, you don't need this for smart phones, camera or computers. Here is why. Look at the pictures. If you got a smart phone bought within the last 10 years, the electronics are made for all international voltage. Why? because they are all made in China in one big factory and sold to the entire world. We don't make things in the US anymore. Unless you have an obscure piece of electronic more than 10 years old, this is useless. You can always check the small writings on the electronic.Look for 110V-240V. That means it operates on both 110 volt in US and 220 or 240 volts international.Here is the exception:Appliance like hairdryer or toaster do need the right voltage. The cheaper ones of these appliance are not computer controlled, so they need the right voltage. Nicer ones of these will be dual voltage. But here is the problem, this low wattage converter will never run a hairdryer. This is only 200 watts max. Hairdryer is 600 watts and above. So don't even think about using this for a toaster or hairdryer.In conclusion, this thing is not needed for any modern electronics. Things that do need it, this is too small to handle. I ask you, what good is this thing? Is a waste of luggage space. Is sad, but this is a "feel good" device to make you think you are doing something when is a waste of time, money and space.One of our family member bought this by accident. We didn't even bother to take it on our trip. We just bought along the square adapters to change the shape of the outlet plug. The fan is always on, and very noisy. This is cheap. Nicer electronics will turn off the fan unless is needed. For charging smart phones at 2A, you don't need that fan. I ended up sticking a popsicle stick into the fan to stop it from turning. Now is quiet, and we just use the 4 USB ports to charge phones at home.

Used it in Europe and charge very quickly. No problem

We have lived overseas in Senegal, West Africa for 4 years and this has been on pretty much the whole time. In a country where power surges occur this has worked great! It's durable, dust resistant, easy to use, charges and works great to keep voltages in the ideal limit. It has gotten a little louder since we first purchased it, but that's understandable since we live in the desert.