The prongs that go into the wall... is it 3 prongs or 2 prongs?
822671
Mine has three. Wouldn't make any sense for it to take grounded plugs and then straight up not ground them!
822672
It is three prongs. It works so well and is so small, I bought an additional one for travel.
1424105
Both ends are 3-prong plugs. A 2-prong could be plugged into it but need a 3-prong wall connect.
157035
It's 3 pin going into the brick and 3 pin going into the wall. Looking at the picture, it seems like they have the wrong AC cord but it shipped with the correct one.
1520896
It's a 3-prong male. The prongs fold into the back of the case, but I don't believe there is a way to pull out only the 2 prongs and leave the 3rd hidden.I haven't tried to only plug in only the top 2, but whenever I fold out the prongs, they appear to be attached to each other in some way as the top 2 won't fully extend if the 3rd one doesn't extend as well.Hope that helps!
1594579
It is a 3-prong. It is a grounded outlet, so it has to have 3-prong. It is a great outlet.
2244159
It is a outlet that has a ground, so 3 prongs. It has three inlets in case you need to know.
2120834
it has three slots for the 3 prongs to go into and a 2 prong as well so you can use two units at the same time
1838401
It has a 2 prong plug. It's really awesome, but be sure not to ever overfill it. It happened to us one time and it was ruined. Fortunately the company replaced it!
1981435
Yes, there is a 3-prong plug that goes into a wall or an extension at the end.
350505
It has three 2-pronged sockets. You'll need to get a grounded-socket adapter for 3-pronged plugs.
739163
It is a two pronged plug and it fit in my US outlet just fine. One of the prongs is taller than the other; some outlets, maybe older ones, will not accommodate it.
833809
4 prongs.I highly recommend them.I would buy another set but I doubt I will need to anytime soon.Very well made.
763279
The only bad thing you can do as far as 2 or 3 pronged plugs go, is to remove the third grounding prong on a plug in order to make it work in an ungrounded (2-prong) receptacle or extension cord. Otherwise plugging a 2-pronged device into a 3-pronged outlet is perfectly safe. The 3rd prong is usually connected to the metal chassis of an appliance so that if something inside gets knocked around or wet and ends up energizing the metal chassis - it will cause the circuit to short and hopefully trip the circuit breaker, instead of creating a shock hazard by energizing the other metal parts on the device. Electrician for 10 years The only bad thing you can do as far as 2 or 3 pronged plugs go, is to remove the third grounding prong on a plug in order to make it work in an ungrounded (2-prong) receptacle or extension cord. Otherwise plugging a 2-pronged device into a 3-pronged outlet is perfectly safe. The 3rd prong is usually connected to the metal chassis of an appliance so that if something inside gets knocked around or wet and ends up energizing the metal chassis - it will cause the circuit to short and hopefully trip the circuit breaker, instead of creating a shock hazard by energizing the other metal parts on... » Read More The only bad thing you can do as far as 2 or 3 pronged plugs go, is to remove the third grounding prong on a plug in order to make it work in an ungrounded (2-prong) receptacle or extension cord. Otherwise plugging a 2-pronged device into a 3-pronged outlet is perfectly safe. The 3rd prong is usually connected to the metal chassis of an appliance so that if something inside gets knocked around or wet and ends up energizing the metal chassis - it will cause the circuit to short and hopefully trip the circuit breaker, instead of creating a shock hazard by energizing the other metal parts on the device. Electrician for 10 years « Show Less
195166
It is a three prong (male) connector that swings out (sorry that sounds like a double entendre) to plug into a wall socket.
167780
2 prongs. Its a nice little cheap priced coffee maker. It also comes in red.
833810
4 prongs. I highly recommend them. I would buy another set but I doubt I will need to anytime soon. Very well made.
749626
This is a 3 prong meaning it has the grounding prong. Any retailer or hardware store has the adapter that converts a 3-plug prong to a 2-plug prong but I would advise you check with an electrician before you consider this method. Hope this helps answer your question