Does it have sockets that fit plugs perfectly, especially for American devices ? and does not hang out loosely ?
1012977
Yes, the sockets fit the plugs perfectly. The plugs are nice and tight in there without being overly tight.
1012978
The sockets fit the plugs nicely. No problems with looseness. Additionally, it offers surge protection and while I do not see a fuse, there is a reset switch/power switch.
1012979
It accepts all plugs except a polarised US plug. I consider it a flaw in the design. The plugs however fit securely.
1012980
I've never had any issues with the US plugs at all. I have a mix of Australian, UK and US plugs at the moment and they are all working great.
1012981
I've used it in South Korea this year. All my American appliances plugs - Philips Sonicare, Clarisonic facial brush, Android Note 3 phone and Canon Rebel T2i camera - all fitted nicely. They charged well overnight. I hope this info helps.
260528
yes, but they fall out of the sockets. I returned my unit because it was so slimsy and kept falling apart.
501325
No. It has 2, one side thicker than the other so it only fits into a polarized socket.
976458
The plug is typical American style. The only option I would suggest is getting an adapter.
771313
Yes. This was perfect for my chargers both 2 and three pring U.S. to use in several European Countries. The only "negative" is that sometimes they are very flush with the edges of the plugs and take some tricky fingertip gripping (or gentle prying with a lever) to get them to come out.
1740664
The one I received has a USA adapter that fits over the European plug. It works great!
215728
Does not completely block the second socket. Can still use the other socket depending on what type of plug you have, preferably the old 2 prong rectangular plug. Bulky adapters like Apple or Samsung chargers will definitely not fit along with this.
212671
My 17mm craftsman socket fits it perfectly, so I'm a bit puzzled by yours being loose. An 11/16" (american socket is a loose fit but would work on mine in a pinch. If a 17mm is loose on yours maybe a 5/8" american, either 6 or 12 point socket will fit better. There must be a quality control problem at the factory! Good luck! Tom , San Bruno, CA.
879494
The odd-shaped holes are international electric-plug holes. It will accept a US-style 110/120 plug in those holes or on the side (but without a ground-plug on the side). A little goofy looking, yes, but it works great. I have had mine for over a year. The reason they look like that is probably so they can use the same front plate for both the US and international versions (saves money and time).
177349
No it does not. It is just the right size and you can still use the other socket, at least in my case I still can :) Hope this helps!
1230354
Just hard enough to keep the socket on there. It works perfectly with my 1/2" Craftsman impact sockets. I highly recommend it.
2209717
Yes it does fit the 3 prong US laptop plug. I use it all the time when I travel. It's the adapter I've owned. The USB port is a bonus
1652284
Fits a standard US 110 volt outlet. Unit is not grounded but the blades are different size so it fits into the socket only one way.
117887
It fits my American plugs, but the voltage wasn't enough to sustain the device. I'm not sure if it would work for European, sorry hope this helps.
552581
The one I received had a nornal U.S. plug on it. It is not a polarized plug so you can plug it in either way no problem.
403231
Yes, it does. If you look at the zoomed in picture you can see the mm markings on some of the sockets in the plastic case.
851981
Yes it does. Works really well in operation (I have locking outlets and regular outlets, and it works with all of them). However, wire screw terminals inside it are VERY small...so you definitely need to have small eyelets on ends of wires.