Universal Travel Adapter, TraveJuice International Plug Adapter with 2 USB-C & 2 USB-A Outlet Wall Charger, US to UK, AU, European Travel Plug Adapter, All in-one Worldwide Adapter Travel Essentials

The TraveJuice Adapter that I tested was 651UC. It came with instructions in several languages, but I would need a microscope to read them. Luckily, its use is fairly intuitive. The adapter is solid black with lighter, easy-to-read markings. It has three slide-outs that can be plugged into wall sockets. One is for the UK. One is for the EU. And one is for US/Australia, with the prongs being twisted to fit Aussie sockets. I have only used it for the US. There is a Universal Plug outlet. My US plug worked with it. There are two USB-A and two USB-C outputs. All of my USB outlets worked well. It has a well-housed 10A fuse, and a spare fuse which falls out of its housing with frustrating ease.

I took this to Spain and love that it includes 2 USB ports! Definitely worth having!!

Excellent adapter with usb charging ports for your phone! Worked great.

I got this product in anticipation of a trip in many months away and have tested it at home where it works compatible with my apple charger and regular United States electronics. I will look forward to using it out of country soon but imagine it will be equally satisfying.

I travel a lot and normally go through my stock of adapters to find the ones I need for different countries.This adapter is great in that it combines four different plugs into one and has USB ports in addition to plugs for charging devices. The sliders allow you to extend the US plugs or the UK plugs or the EU plugs. To get the adapter to work in Australia, you need to rotate the pins on the US plug. This is a clever solution.But, neither the US nor the UK plugs offer a ground. While this may not be a big deal for most devices such as phones since they dont need a ground, it is a bigger deal for computers which do. There is a third pin for the UK plug, but it is just plastic.What is nice is that the adapter goes the other way as well. It appears that you could plug in an EU plug or a New Zealand plug to use in a US outlet.Alternatively, I can take a handful of adapters for the EU or for Australia and they will be lighter, take up more less space and I can plug in more devices.The USB ports offer a max of 5.6 amps. That means that if you plug in two Type C phones, only one will be able to fast charge since it requires 3 amps, or neither will fast charge, depending on how the adapter behaves. So don’t expect to plug in two Type C devices and two Type A devices and expect everything to charge very quickly or at all.I like that there is a surge protector and that a second fuse is included.Overall, a compact design that works in a number of countries. Just be aware of the limitations.