HANYCONY European Travel Plug Adapter

A compact Type C travel adapter for US travelers visiting much of continental Europe, with two AC outlets and three USB ports. Its usefulness is strongest for dual-voltage personal electronics; it is not a voltage converter, does not cover the UK or Ireland, and has no surge protection.

Our take: A practical option for charging several low-power, dual-voltage electronics from one continental-European wall socket. The combination of outlets and USB-C ports is convenient, but buyers must verify destination compatibility and appliance voltage, and should choose another solution if they need voltage conversion, surge protection, or UK coverage.

What works: Combines two AC outlets with three USB charging ports., Includes two USB-C ports alongside a USB-A port., Suitable for many Type C destinations in continental Europe., Compact design can reduce the number of separate charging adapters needed.
Trade-offs: It is not a voltage converter and should not be used with high-power, single-voltage heating appliances., The Type C design is not intended for the UK, Ireland, or Scotland., The listing states that it has no surge protection.

Category: Travel Gear

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The HANYCONY European Travel Plug Adapter provides two US-style AC outlets and three USB ports, including two USB-C ports. The manufacturer lists support for charging up to five devices at once, with USB output specified at 5V and a combined maximum of 3.1A or 15.5W.

It is intended for Type C-compatible destinations across much of continental Europe, including France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Iceland. The compact adapter is listed at approximately 2.4 ounces, but travelers should confirm the plug standard for each destination before relying on it.

This unit only changes the plug shape. It does not convert voltage, so connected appliances need to support the destination’s voltage range. The listing also says there is no surge protection; high-power single-voltage appliances such as hair dryers and coffee makers should not be connected.