OREI US to India Plug Adapter- Type D Travel Adapter - 2 in 1 Travel Adapter for India, Nepal, Pakistan - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant - 4 Pack, Black

Got these for a trip to Italy to charge our phones and devices . And glad we got them as the plugs are different in Europe. Great price and worked when needed.

I use this in Italy, new plugs have the middle pin but the old doesn’t so that I prefer this with 2 pins that will fit both type of plugs.I use those adaptors since 2010, because I think this are a thousand times better than the flimsy cheaper ones!☮️

This product did not disappoint!!! It accepts plugs from different regions, and it has two outlets! After trying all sorts of adapters over many years, this is my go-to adapter!The build quality is good. Somehow I managed to trip over a cord the other day and pulled this little guy apart. I was disappointed at first, thinking that it broke, but when I took a good look at the two plastic halves, I realized that it was quite robust, so much so that it was very difficult to snap back together, and I still don't know how it could have possibly pulled apart. Now I cannot tell which one came apart, as the two halves are quite solidly holding on to each other.It stays firmly plugged in, even with two GAN charging bricks on it. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Purchased the Type G (UK/Ireland/Hong Kong) version a number of years ago for a trip to Ireland. Really sturdy, worked great, have been using them for 3-4 years now, without fault. Very solid, stay in the 3-pin socket REALLY WELL, zero complaints. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.Purchased the Type C (Continental Europe) version this year for a trip to Switzerland/Austria. Unfortunately, this version does NOT work so well, for a couple of reasons...[1] the adapter has a main body, from which a smaller sub-body sticks out, and that smaller sub-body has two pins. the problem I ran into with 90% of the outlets in Switz/Austria/Germany is that the sub-body is not deep enough for the majority of continental electrical outlets, which means the electrical pins do not go deep enough into the holes in the outlets for them to get a solid enough grip or "purchase" on the outlet. this meant that the adapter felt very loose, and when you plugged a phone/tablet USB charger into the adapter, it would more than likely pull the adapter out of the socket far enough to either disconnect or fall out completely. I measured the depth of a number of the outlets, and compared that to the adapter, and the sub-body would need to be at least 3-5mm deeper to give the electrical prongs enough depth to hold steady in the outlets[2] in Switzerland, many buildings have combination 3-in-1 outlet sockets which conserve space and allow for more devices to be plugged in. however, the blocky shape of this adapter will only allow 1 adapter to be used in this type of outlet, and it may block the ability to insert other plugs into the outlet at the same time.As a result, I can't recommend the Type-C adapter for Continental Europe, and would suggest you look on Amazon for adapters that don't have a block body (something more like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T1FYBM4 instead)

These worked perfectly for a recent trip to Europe. I had read that one of the countries we were visiting could use different types of plugs than the ones that came with the voltage converters I purchased. These were great for one of the hotels. Very glad I had them!

I needed this for Italy and it works just fine!

Trip to Canada. Last year I bought a plug for UK and Ireland, same company, no problems at all. TY

Beware, the product is advertised as a Type M plug, suitable for South Africa, but it is NOT. I ordered a 2 pack. It arrived and the interior box was Labeled as Type M. See Pic. But what was inside was a Type D plug. See Pic Both types feature 3 round studs, but the studs on the Type M plug are much larger and farther apart than the Type D. See comparison picture attached. A Type D may fit into a Type D plug, but it will be loose and will likely fail to make a proper connection. These plug adapters typically are not individually marked so the only way to avoid being duped when ordering a Type M is to measure. The earth/ground (the biggest stud) on the Type M is about 9 millimeters in diameter and about 30 millimeters from top to bottom

Buen trabajo en londres

Simple and works without any fumbling. I'm in China as I write, and it allows me to connect both 110 and 220 volt devices (assuming they are dual voltage).

Make sure you get these for Italy trips.

Received what we were expecting. Worked well in Africa. No Complaints

They are affordable and get the job done. Building quality is acceptable. The adapter supports up to 13A current and I don't think it's fused so something bad will happen when the current exceeds 13A but that's not a primary concern in my use cases. We recently moved from Hong Kong so we have quite a few type G power strips. These adapters are a temporary solution to hook some of our new appliances with type A/B plug into the strips. So far they work just as intended.