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Question: I want a power strip to use in America to power several European tablets. Will this work - ie will the universal sockets accept European plugs?
Document: Have tis item for some time now and it works great !! The sockets accept all the plugs (US, Europe, British, etc ....except Austrialian, which I don't have the chance to try yet} types I have. The product is a wee bit bulky, I must admit, but I guess it's meant for home use...... maybe a 3-outlet, if any by Wonpro, would be fine for travel useage.
Great help when you can find only one plug in a European hotel but need to charge or use several things at once.
Traveling to Italy with a friend, I took two of these, because it reduces the needed number of outlets and plug adapters to one, and still leaves me with 9 outlets. Between us we had the potential to recharge one phone, two tablets, three cameras, and a toothbrush, and run a laptop. (I needed a second one of these to do this, because the average power strip or surge protector available in the US is not rated to take the higher voltage.) They worked great.
I use this at home and on the road. Hotels are skimpy on electrical outlets. This power strip gives you enough for all your electronics. It is rated up to 250 volts so I can use it in Europe with an adapter plug for the country I am visiting. It is very light and slips in the edge of my suitcase.
been using Wonpro single adaptors since I got a discman in hong kong in the 90's. simply worked fine (and still do) with absolutely no complaintsso I saw this and thought this would solve an itch I have at the home officeunfortunately not, the size of the thing is not a problem, but the loose feeling connectors where plugs are placed into sockets isso really, unfortunately, I can't recommend this wonpro product
I purchased this for travel because it handles 220v.On the pro side, it's got a very durable cord (almost too durable - it's a bit difficult to position). It does the trick just fine when I travel.On the con side, it's difficult to get plugs into it. I've read the comments and suggestions, and they help, but at the end of the day it's just plain tough to use.
I purchased this 5 outlet strip for a trip to Denmark where I knew I needed to charge 2 phones, 2 tablets and one computer. Worked great the whole time I was there. Had no issues with this. My Daughter how is studying abroad, quickly removed it from my possession when I was returning to the States. Only hiccup was that when I ordered this I was sent the 3 outlet one by mistake (it was labeled 5 outlet). Amazon replaced this and had it to me in 2 days.
I took the power strip to France with an adapter for the plug and it worked very well.
And it was brand new! Absolutely worth it if you travel a lot and have room to spare in a checked bag. Just throw this sucker in there with --one-- appropriate Wonpro adapter for your destination and you can charge all your gadgets and plug in any other 100-240V devices without worrying. And anyone with &#34;local&#34; plugs can too! Also will find a lot of use if you frequently have guests from overseas, they love it.
Man you can't imaging how huge it is as a power strip. Seriously, kind of scared me. but it's good.
Answer: Yes