Insignia™ - 20W Travel Adapter with 2 AC Outlets, 2 USB-C Ports & 1 USB Port - Black

Love this plug in you can use it all cross country and it has for 3 ports

I've been using Insignia's previous travel adapter for several years with no issues -- the only downside is that the older model is bulky and lacks USB-C ports. This new 20W model is significantly more compact and is great for charging your smaller devices (phone, tablet, headphones, watch, etc.) while traveling internationally. === PROS === - This 20W model is very small -- it's probably the most compact international travel adapter I've used. It will be perfect for throwing into a backpack while traveling. - The adapter has four different plug types that should cover all your travel needs: US, Australia, Europe, and UK. Simply press and slide the button on the side of the adapter to extend the plug you need. - There are 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port, so you'll be able to charge all of your small devices without issue. To get the full 20W charging speed, you can only charge one device at a time via the USB ports. If you plug in more than one device to the USB ports, you'll basically share the power across the devices (so if you plug in 2 devices via USB-C, they'll each get roughly 10W of power). Be sure to read the included setup guide so you know the charging output limitations. === CONS === - If you want to charge your larger devices (like a laptop) via USB-C, you'll probably have to set up to one of the more powerful Insignia models (45W or 70W). The 20W offered by this model is great for smaller devices, but it won't be your "one charger for everything" companion if you travel with laptops or other power-hungry devices. - For some strange reason, the USB ports are on the bottom of the charger. So if this adapter is plugged into a wall with vertical power outlets, then your USB cables will point towards the ground, and it will be hard to see the USB ports. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something to be aware of. === OVERALL === This is an excellent travel adapter and an excellent value. For most people, it will be exactly what they need when traveling internationally. If you travel with a ton of devices or need more charging power, you may want to look at the more powerful models.

I already own a couple of travel adapters, but I was drawn to this Insignia 20W travel adapter because of the 2 USB C sockets. With more and more electronic devices moving to use of the USB C socket instead of USB A (iPhone, for example), I believe you can never have too many USB C ports for charging. Of course, it still keeps a USB A port for your older electronic devices. In addition to the one USB A and the two USB-C charging ports, this Insignia travel adapter has: - all the pin connections you need for just about any country in the world, including the standard UK Type G three-pronged rectangular plug and the Type C round pin European plug, as well as straight pins for the US which can bend to become an Australian Type I plug, as well as the female sockets for all these plugs. All are fused and there are instructions for how to change the fuse. I like that it is extremely lightweight, yet sturdy and appears to be well-built. In summary, I am glad I have this new travel adapter and I recommend it to anyone who needs to plug in electronic devises with US prongs into foreign outlets while travling - just be conscious that it is a prong adapter, not an electricity converter. The square shape makes it easy to pack.

TLDR: Has built-in extendable and retractable plug tips for USA, EU, AUS and UK. Allows traveling and charging devices in those large land areas with no problem. USB-C port has 20 watts, USB-A port has 12 watts. Also 2 US outlets ready for use. Retracts into a square. Very useful. The details indicate it is compatible with 13 types of outlets in the countries where the 4 different plug tips are used. I hope to travel enough to see these 13 different outlets some day! For now, my travels to the EU European Union will be ready with this device in my luggage or carry-on bags. It becomes a small cube when the plug tips are retracted. It weighs almost nothing coming in at less than ⅓ of a pound which is very lightweight. There is a LED indicator that shows when it is powered. Note: It does not convert voltages so be aware of that when using it from the 2 US format outlets in another country that might have higher than USA standard 110-120 volts in their outlets. I used the USB ports to charge a phone and some wireless ear phones and everything works great. I used it here in the USA and it works fine to output power to all outlets and will be using it next April for our trip to Europe. Cannot wait.

Nice and compact travel adapter. Has 2 USB C ports, 1 USB A port, 1 multi socket (including 110 US), and an extra US 110 socket on the side. It has multi select levers on the side to push out the right plug for EU, USA/AUS, and UK. The USA/AUS blades you manually tilt (AUS) or straighten (USA). It has a small white light on top by the USB ports to verify that it’s on a receiving power. Note that this 20W model is only good for up to 2400W at 240V and 1000W at 100V so check your appliance/device before plugging in. It has a swappable overcurrent protection fuse if you over do it and comes with an extra fuse so you can replace it on the fly if needed while traveling. Just got back from a trip to Amsterdam and it worked fine in the deeper EU Type F sockets. Note that this is not a voltage converter, but simply an adapter. Most USB type devices can handle either 110/240V, but check your specific device before plugging in to be sure. Easy to use and worked great for recharging our tablets, phones, USB batteries, etc. while traveling abroad.