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Question: Is this good for international travel. I'm traveling to London, Paris and Brussels need to know if this good for my converting European outlets toU.S.
Document: It's pretty good for traveling with family, adds another two outlets and USB ports for charging.I found the USB ports took more than double the amount of time for it charge my nexus 7 then a standard charger. It took 6.5 hours for it to charge it from 25%-100%. Like I said it's good for family traveling and you need more outlets in the hotel, and can afford the slow power out. (P.S) it's best to keep it horizontal then vertical.
I use this for travel. It's a standard part of my travel kit for U.S. and international travel. Domestically, it turns that one open outlet into many. Internationally, you use one adapter for the local plugs and get three outlets to use. ALWAYS CHECK that your adapter or appliance can use the local voltage and frequency - this item only adapts the physical plugs and not the electrical properties.
Hopefully I'll never need to use either, but it's good to know that my gear is well-protected this way.This unit may be too big or bulky for traveling for some, though I found that I could tuck it away in my computer cases without much effort. If it seems too big for your use, check out theBelkin F9H220-TVL Travel Surge Protector with Hidden Swivel Plug.
This is such a good outlet, I highly recommend this item. The ISb outlets are great, this is perfect for traveling within the U.S.
Can also highly recommend the TargusMini Mobile Surge Protectors, which I've reviewed before on that page. They're still in service.Should you need a solution for international travel, theSimran SM-60 110V-250V Universal 3 Outlet Power Strip/Surge Protector for Worldwide Travelmight be a good choice, but be sure that you have international plug compatibility.
I purchased this surge protector in preparation for an international vacation. I knew I would need to charge USB devices as well as standard Amercan plug devices. I plugged the surge protector into a US-to-UK power converter in my hotel room in London and in Dublin. Both of our hotel rooms ended up having only one available outlet, so having one adapter/surge protector was perfect.
I bought this item just before I went on a European cruise with my wife and four kids. Good thing I did so that we all had a place to plug in our various devices or there would have been mutiny. Obviously you'll need a converter too. Well worth the investment!
Bought this to plug in to an adapter and take traveling, and am quite happy I did. I can charge 3 electronics and 2 phones from it, which means I only need 1 adapter while I'm abroad, and that is fantastic. It's also a surge protector, so great for foreign travel as it will protect your items.
As other users pointed out, it is unclear whether or not this device works using a travel adaptor in European countries. I have confirmed that it does work without any issues. I used it for a week while traveling in Germany and Romania. No problems at all and used extensively.
A bit bigger than I thought but it has advantages I did not know about. The plug will rotate 90 degrees so you do not end up covering up other outlets. I hate it when that happens. This was good thinking. The plug also comes with a plastic cover for travel protection. Also you get a USB charging cable for any accessories you have. Now I can use a plug at the airport and share it with 2 other people and not hog it all to myself.
Answer: the UK and most (if not all? unsure...) of Europe uses 220v... the US is 110...take this with you:Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V Countries Ideal for Laptops, Cameras, Phones, iPads etcIt will step down the voltage and it will give you a standard American plug to use.I have no idea about Mexico though.