Ceptics US to India Plug Adapter, Type D Plug Adapter QC 3.0 & PD, Safe USB & USB-C 18W, India Plug Adapter Fast Charging - 2 USA Socket Compact & Powerful - Use in Pakistan Nepal Sri Lanka - AP-10

Great product! It worked well in the Philippines for us! Works with all standard American appliance power cords.

This was a such a help during a trip around Europe recently. Each country has a different electrical outlet, so carrying different converters would be a pain. This took care of the issue with ease. After we used it, I let a coworker use it for Italy a week later and she found it easy and needed.

Plug is as described, great to have on hand for travel to India or other countries that use this type of plug connector and 220-240v

So glad I noticed that this adapter has a higher power output rating than most! It can charge an iPhone and an iPad both overnight, and it easily handles the power draw from my gaming laptop under high demand. It’s also nice to have a non-grounded outlet on top where I can plug in a phone charger behind a headboard.

The plugs seem to solve problems with worldwide travel. While I just received them, they appear to be well made and should work regardless of where I go. There is one downside that, with a little work, can be resolved. The type of plug is noted on each one — but it is nearly impossible to read. After significant effort to correctly identify each plug, I used a sharpie to write the type on each one. The design would be nearly flawless if this issue were resolved.

This model works perfectly in Argentina which is the only country that I tested. There are other adapters that also work in Argentina, the 'two-prongs straight across' version (not this model). The other two-pronged model will also work in Chile although Chile uses the 'Three-prongs straight across' model primarily, the three-pronged model for Chile will not work in Argentina. I'd suggest getting the higher amperage of any of these models that you choose. Also, be sure that whatever device you're charging is 'dual voltage' or you risk damaging it. Typically smartphones and computers are dual voltage and fine to use. An example of something that won't work with these different voltages would be a hair dryer type device only meant to operate on one voltage (120 volts). If you plug in the hair dryer in Argentina for example, you risk destroying the hair dryer or possibly fire risk.

Used on a recent trip to Iceland -- we used these power adapters for all our devices everywhere we stayed --- they worked flawlessly and were the perfect size to easily pack in our luggage. Rugged/Sturdy construction. They easily survived the trip and will be used again the next time we travel.

We liked this adapter-- easy to pack, easy to use in Paris. We used an Android phone, an Apple phone, and an Apple tablet. No need for converter...just this adapter with its two round prongs for France. Works great!