300W 110V to 220V Step Up Converter 220-240V Appliance Use in US

It just works and reliably. If you're buying one of these it's likely you've moved some equipment from the UK to the USA, this is a very good product, I've been using it most days since the purchase, and I've bought a second. I use mine to power my old mini-Hi-Fi systems, and old Philips Streamium is used daily and works great, what I like is the universal sockets at the back, and there's two, just to ensure I don't accidentally plug in the wrong equipment, I still use the original UK power cords. On the front is the US power input, which is probably the only thing I'd changed, why not have all the power going in the back, leaving a clean front, with power button, however that's a pretty minor complaint. What I really like is this box doesn't look like a relic from Cold War Eastern Europe, looks fine when put next to a piece of hi-fi equipment from this century. It's quite likely you'll need this accessible so it's nice that you won't mind it being on view. Other points to note, it's not too heavy, I've got a much higher power unit for powering things like cooking appliances, but that is so heavy. It's worth going for a power level around double what you expect to use, just to keep well within tolerances. Perhaps one thing that you might not think of, the front panel button is a welcome addition, with the US sockets, you rarely have switches, this button is a great feature when you just want to turn off the power.

Based on other reviews, I bought this to be able to use a UK-model Sony "bookshelf" stereo here in the US. It's been in continuous operation back in my workroom for about 7 months now, with the stereo running for several hours a day (I listen to it a lot while working), and I'm well-pleased with its performance. It runs cool and quiet -- of course, I doubt the stereo is really taxing the wattage limit of this unit, either -- and doesn't appear to emit any significant amount of RF interference since the stereo has no problem receiving even AM stations despite the transformer sitting less than a foot away from it. I also like the fact that some thought was put into its external appearance so that it blends in with the rest of your TV and stereo gear, instead of being a chunky, industrial-looking black metal box like most other transformers of this type. If I acquire any more vintage UK or European stereo gear in need of a similar step-up transformer, I'll definitely buy one of these again!

So far so good. It's slim but heafty. I love the ease of the on/off power. I believe like every review on here that they should have had both plugs in the back, but whatever. Arrived quick too and we'll packaged.

Works well👍🏼

Worth the money, light, durable, small but function well, not hot, use for few months it still work well

Quiet, stylish, heavy! Some reviewers commented that it was noisy & I did not find that in my environment. It works perfectly & in my application does not even get warm. Also, it is very simply to use and to wipe clean. I use it in the kitchen on a German-made electric bread slicer (by Ritter).

Excellent choice. I already have made many mistakes by operating heavy consumers in parallel, and it protects me well and shut down the voltage in time.

After 1 year and a half of usage, it causes my amp to clip. I replaced it with another cheaper transformer and the amp stops clipping.