A converter that doubles as an adapter with its four international plugs.
– Available in black or white – Has protection from overload, overcurrent, overheating, and short-circuit problems – Can be used in more than 150 countries
– Most expensive converter/adapter duo in this review – Some customers said the adapter’s fan is loud
A kit that comes with a power strip, a cord, three plugs, and a carrying case.
– Has a carrying case to keep all of the pieces in the kit together – Supports up to 200 watts – Its power strip has a quiet fan that keeps the converter cool
– Has the shortest warranty in this review – Some customers said the device smoked or made a popping noise
A basic kit that comes with a power strip, a cord, and two international plugs.
– Its power cord is five feet long – The USB charging ports are isolated from the wall outlets to prevent damage to one side from affecting the other – Comes with a 24-month warranty
– Has fewer plug adapters than the other converter/adapter duos in this review – Some customers said the product didn’t work with hair appliances
A converter that supports larger appliances up to 5,000 watts.
– Has a metal casing for durability – Comes with spare fuses in case the current one experiences overcurrent damage – Has step-up and step-down functions, so you can convert up to 220 volts or down to 110 volts
– Can take up a lot of room in your suitcase – Some customers experienced a burning smell after plugging in a few devices
A small, square-like adapter and converter that weighs less than a pound.
– Customer service will get back to you in 12 hours or less – Has four built-in plugs that can be flipped out – Has a converter mode for electric products like hair dryers and an adapter mode for dual-voltage devices like cell phones
– Customers can only plug one item into it at a time – Some customers said it didn’t work with hair appliances
