OREI American USA To European plug adapter – Type E/F schuko plug adapter - Use in Germany, France, & more - CE Certified – For Mobile, Laptop & Camera Chargers - 12 Pack

Exceptionally smaller, lighter, and more rugged than standard adapters, making it an ideal space-saver for travel. Functionality & Compatibility: Seamlessly converts USA plugs to EU Type E/F (Schuko) outlets, offering safe, reliable, versatile performance across most European destinations. Top Value delivers top-tier functionality and durability at an excellent price point—a noticeable upgrade over basic models. asin=B00EOI2N2M

This plug adapater works as it should. We were able to charge our items that were already universal. It worked well for our cell phones and laptops. Very easy to use.

I have a 100watt USB-C and USB-A charging adapter. It sticks out of the socket 3.5 inches and weighs quite a bit. This charging adaptor handles this with ease. Most other electrical adapters I had would eventually let the charger fall out if wall mounted. As soon as I showed my wife how well it worked, she declared the additional one for herself. :-)

Worked great and I loved the big pack! Passed one out to everyone in the family and they are so useful on our travels.

I travel to Europe often for work and while most of my gadgets are 110-240V capable, they all have the US 2- or 3-prong outlet. I purchased these adapters, so I could throw one in my suitcase, another in my carry-on and a few spares in other locations. They work great! First, the thing you have to look for is whether the adapter has a lip or not. These are flat-backed, which means that any type of plug, including power bricks, which are normally large, will fit snugly into this adapter. There is nothing more annoying than trying an adapter only to realize that while your laptop plug will fit, your phone power brick won't because a lip is preventing it from firmly connecting. Second, these adapters are grounded (the little silver side parts), which means that your gear will be grounded in a properly grounded foreign wall plug. Nothing says trouble faster than a piece of gear that gets an electrical short because you are traveling somewhere with power spikes. Finally, the actual 220V prongs are well made. I've purchased so many of these during my travels, until finding these, that would simply "snap" off after some use, leaving you with a single prong (useless) or worse, a prong inside the wall outlet (dangerous), which means you now can't use the wall outlet and should report it to prevent damage to the building. These will last and have thus far! One of my favorite things is to buy/use a European surge protector strip (don't try using an American - or 110V - strip in Europe with the adapter, you could end up frying the surge portion if not careful) and then fill all the holes with these adapters, allowing me to use my US/110V items, which are also 240V compatible. REMEMBER: look at your item's power supply before plugging in - make sure it says Input: 110-240V. If it doesn't, don't plug it in to a 220-240V outlet, unless you like seeing smoke rising from your now dead electronic. Overall, I like these adapters and have found no issues with them thus far. Obviously if you travel to zones with other plug requirements (UK, Asia, etc), then you will need a universal adapter or numerous plugs for each country. But if you only travel to Europe, you should be okay with these. While the picture is for 12 black adapters, I ended up getting 12 white ones, which wasn't an issue - but worth mentioning, as I would hate for you to order and be surprised when something else arrived. One last point (honest) - check to be sure the country you are traveling to uses the same type of plug or compatible plug wall sockets. This is a Type-F plug, which means it is grounded and standard width for Europe. It will fit a Type-C outlet as well, but not a Type-L, which is narrower. I use the following website for assistance: [...] (or if deleted by Amazon, Google "Electricity Around the World").

Reliable and easy to insert and remove.

OK I'll start off with: #1) Do your research before you purchase products to use overseas. There is one main thing that I learned working on and with electronics and wires, over the years. That is all electrical items need a small amount of smoke inside them in-order to function, and if you let the smoke out of them, they suddenly stop working for some reason. It is also impossible to put the smoke back in. I read so many bad reviews of Schuko type F products because they did not fit in Italy or Israel etc. Many countries DO NOT use schuko type F outlets. Israel uses an offset 3 prong type H and Italy, primarily, uses an inline 3 prong type L (some Schuko). What these people are doing is slamming a product for not doing what they are not intended to do!?!? #2) I am in Korea and they use schuko type F outlets like in Germany. These adapters work GREAT over here. I have over a dozen all over the house in many different brands of receptacle and power strips. I bought 4 similar adapters for $5 each until I found these. The size and fit are identical to the ones I bought on Amazon, but the pins on those are looser (is looser a word?) than the ones I paid $16 a dozen for. I can only imagine the quality issues some reviewers had with their adapters can be attributed to Amazon's tenancy to group similar items under one listing. Be careful where you buy your items from when you order your items in these listings from different sellers. The products are not always the same quality, color, or even brand. Mine were "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com". In my pics, the one on the left is the $5 adapter. The main difference is the one in this listing has a wider lip, so there is some overlap in some power strips. #3) The adapters are supposed to fit very snugly. You are should push them into the outlet and leave them there until you are done with them. You plug your electrical item in and out of the adapter. I will leave mine in until I move out of this house. Now if you break them taking them in and out, well that is too tight. That probably goes back to the quality differences mentioned in #2. #4) If you are using non grounded (2 prong) electronics, you can use Type C 2 pin adapters, but in some countries like Korea the Schuko recepticals do not hold them tightly, so they can fall out easily. The Type C has 4mm pins and Type F has 4.8mm. Many Euro Schuko recepticals have smaller grabbers all the way in to hold type c. That is why many type C plugs only have metal on the ends of the pin. If you just type the country you are going to and adapter in the search bar, amazingly enough, you will find multiple listings for the adapters you need. Sorry if this was too long.

These worked great in both Amsterdam and Paris for my laptops, phones, and hair accessories.

This was the prefect fit for our needs. We were transitioning from NEMA 5-15P to Sucko and this was the prefect fit for our needs.

Acheté pour un voyage en supplément de nos adaptateurs actuels. Après les avoir utilisés pour tout le voyage nous recommandons ce produit. Merci!

Muy buen producto para viajar. La calidad si es buena y no se rompen fácilmente. Se conectan y desconectan mejor que los que no traen el soporte circular

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Me parecio una buena compra por el precio que tienen los 6 adaptadores, me funcionaron correctamente, no tuve ningun problema.