![[2-Pack] Europe to US Plug Adapter, Unidapt EU to US Plug Adapter, Travel from European to Americ...](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31SxDFMizFL.__AC_SR166,182___.jpg)
These are perfect little adapters. What most people don't realize is that most of your modern electronics are designed to take anywhere from 120V to 240V current. If it has a "wall wart" it almost certainly is designed to handle whatever you plug it into. Of course, your plug for a US device isn't the same as the plugs found in Europe. To plug it in, you need one of these simple plug converters. They're cheap and work well.
You should check every device and make sure it says "120-240V input" but the only things I've found so far are big power users like hair dryers. These will draw too much power even for most of the converters you'll find online so you're better off leaving them at home and using whatever the hotel/hostel provides or buying a cheap one while you're there.
I did find they will loosen up over time and not grip as well so if you're planning a longer (or permanent) stay in Europe you might want to consider unplugging them as seldom as possible or maybe splurging for a more expensive set. As it is, I'll lose these long before they're not usable and they're so cheap I'll just buy new sets as needed.
Protip: if you're using many devices, you can use one of these on the wall plug of a US surge protector and then plug all your items into the surge protector. Just remember it's now 220V!
| Fabricante | Unidapt |
|---|---|
| Número de pieza | 43237-2 |
| Dimensiones del paquete | 6,65 x 3,82 x 0,91 pulgadas |
| País de origen | China |
| Número de modelo del producto | 9120-1 |
| Descatalogado por el fabricante | No |
| Tamaño | Pack of 4 |
| Color | Blanco |
| Cantidad de paquetes de artículos | 4 |
| Cantidad de piezas | 4 |
| Formato de enchufe | Tipo C |
| ¿Se incluyen las baterías? | No |
| ¿Se necesitan baterías? | No |
