Two TESSAN Type C adapters for mainland Europe, each turning one socket into four AC outlets, two USB-A and one USB-C. Great for charging several devices; it does not convert voltage or fit UK and Irish outlets. Four-sided layout keeps bulky plugs apart.
Description
The TESSAN Europe plug adapter two-pack lets US plugs fit Type C sockets across mainland Europe, and each unit expands one wall outlet into seven charging points. That matters in hotel rooms that hide a single socket behind the bed.
What sets the TESSAN Europe adapter apart
Each adapter offers four AC outlets, two USB-A ports and one USB-C port, laid out on four sides so a bulky laptop brick does not block its neighbours. The Type C plug fits countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Iceland and Poland. A pack of two also means a spare if one is left in a hotel wall socket, which happens more often than anyone admits.
Getting value from the TESSAN Europe adapter
Plug in a phone, laptop, camera battery and earbuds overnight from one socket, or give one adapter to each traveller so couples are not fighting over sockets. It is small enough for a daypack.
It does not cover the UK or Ireland, which need a Type G plug.
Is the TESSAN Europe adapter right for you?
Made for travellers to continental Europe
- Travellers to continental Europe
- Cruise passengers
- Couples wanting one adapter each
When to skip the TESSAN Europe adapter
- People bringing single-voltage hair tools
- Anyone wanting surge protection
Check first: no voltage conversion
It is an adapter, not a voltage converter. Check device labels for 100-240V; most phone and laptop chargers are fine, but many hair dryers are not.
Where the TESSAN Europe adapter wins and loses
What the TESSAN Europe adapter gets right
- Seven ports from one socket
- Two units in the pack
- Compact
No voltage conversion and other gripes
- No voltage conversion
- No surge protection or UK coverage
Summing up the TESSAN Europe adapter
An efficient way to charge everything on a European trip, provided your gear is dual-voltage.
