Many more travel adapters we have tested
Photo: Simon Hill
There are many travel adapters there. It was a few others that I tried and liked but didn't get somewhere above for one reason or another.
Epicka Universal Travel Adapter for $ 23: Our budget selection for many months, the journey of this adapter from Epicka is still a solid choice. Sliding plugs occupy 150 countries and have four USB-A ports underneath and a 15-watt USB-C port on the side. There is also an 8-amp fuse with spare, and this adapter is certified by ROHS, CE, and FCCs.
Ceptics 65W World Travel Adapter for $ 40: The versatile adapter has type A, B, C, E/F, G, and slide-on plugs. They fit the rectangular brick and plug in the outlet directly, or you can attach them to the optional 5-foot cable. The brick has a grounded with us outlet and a second unfounded outlet, with a USB-A (30-watt) and two USB-C (65 and 33-watt) ports at the other end.
MasterPlug Visitor in UK Travel Adapter (3 packs) for £ 12: For visitors to the UK, the simple trio of these adapters receives European, American, Australian, and Asian plugs. They are a single-outlet adapter with a 13-amp fuse inside, and they work perfectly. These are the adapters I use for the long -term test of devices from the US and elsewhere lacking in UK plugs. If you forget to buy an adapter before you come to the UK, you will find this affordable three-pack with any Argos.
Anker European Travel Plug Adapter for $ 16: One of our favorite portable charger brands, Anker also makes travel adapters. This one is plugged in most European outlets to give you a single grounded to us outlet, a USB-A, and two USB-C ports. Unfortunately, the three USB ports are max out of 15 watts total, so it's best for overnight charging gadgets, but I appreciate the temperature and excess protection. There is also a UK version ($ 16).
Ceptics Travel Power Strip for $ 35: As World Travel Adapter Kit 2 above, this small power strip offers two grounded US outlets, but has only one USB-A and a USB-C port, and instead of plugging Directly to the wall of a cable attached to an interchangeable plug head with type A, B, C, E/F, G, and my adapters. Adapters can be tough to change, but they work well otherwise.
