LENCENT UK to Australia Plug Adapter 2 Pack (Type I) – earthed travel adaptor for AUS, China, Fiji, New Zealand and more

What this adapter is for

If you’re travelling between the UK and Type I plug countries, this LENCENT UK to Australia China Plug Adapter 2 Pack is aimed at a very specific problem: getting a UK, earthed 3‑pin plug to work safely in outlets that use the Type I format.

On paper, the listing is broad—claiming support across multiple Type I locations, including Australia, Argentina, China and Fiji, plus several Pacific and island destinations. The key practical detail is that it’s designed for equipment with an earthed 3‑pole UK plug, rather than for charging leads or devices that don’t need earth.

A simple way to picture it: you plug the adaptor into the wall first, then plug your existing UK plug (for example, a shaver charger or a laptop power brick) straight into the adaptor. For many travellers, that’s exactly what you want—no extra cables, no juggling multiple plugs.

The essentials: the features you’ll actually notice

This set includes 2 adapters, so you’re less likely to be caught out if one gets misplaced, left in a hotel drawer, or you need a second one for another bag. Since both units are described as having a reliable fit and sitting tightly in the socket, it should be more stable than loose adaptors—especially when you’re plugging in something slightly heavier like a power adapter.

A notable selling point here is protection and earthing. The listing mentions child safety and earthing intended to help prevent malfunctions. While the wording is marketing‑leaning (as you’d expect), it does underline the intention: this isn’t just about “making it fit”, it’s about doing so with earthing for the right kinds of devices.

Key countries and plug type (what to check before you travel)

The adaptor is described for Type I countries and specifically states it works in Type I locations such as Australia, Argentina, China, Fiji, New Zealand and more.

Before you buy, though, it’s worth pausing on one point: plug types can look similar but aren’t always identical in real accommodation outlets. If your destination uses Type I, you’re likely in the right territory. If you’re unsure, checking the socket format in advance is the safest move.

Who it suits (and who should think twice)

It makes sense if your UK device has an earthed 3‑pin plug and you want one adaptor type to cover travel across several Type I destinations.

It’s also aimed at everyday, practical loads. The listing calls out common personal electronics like smartphones, shavers and external battery chargers, and it also mentions larger devices such as laptops or hair dryers.

That said, this is where expectations need to stay realistic. An adaptor is not a power converter, so it can only help with the physical plug compatibility. If your device requires voltage conversion or has strict power requirements, you’ll still need to verify those details separately. The wording here focuses on “adapter” fit and earthing, not on changing voltage.

The reliability angle: fit, protection and day-to-day use

The listing emphasises a reliable, easy connection that plugs in tightly and hardly protrudes from wall outlets. In real use, that usually matters for two reasons: first, the adaptor is less likely to feel wobbly when you bump it, second, low-profile adaptors are less likely to snag when you’re moving about with bags and leads.

Another practical comfort: the set includes a “welcome guide”. That’s small, but for travel adaptors it can be genuinely helpful if you want quick confirmation of how it should be used.

Practical buying tips (so you don’t end up with the wrong adaptor)

• Confirm your device uses a UK earthed 3‑pin plug. This adaptor is described for that exact type.
• Treat the “Type I countries” detail as the main compatibility clue. If your destination’s socket doesn’t match, the adaptor won’t magically fix it.
• If you’re planning to plug in higher‑draw items like hair dryers, it’s worth making sure your device is designed to be used safely abroad (not just that it physically fits).
• Consider whether you want a single adaptor per trip or two spread across bags/people. The 2‑pack approach is convenient for groups or families.

Mini FAQ

Is this adapter suitable for phones and chargers?

The listing specifically mentions smartphones and external battery chargers as suitable use cases, provided they use a UK earthed 3‑pin plug.

Will it work for laptops or hair dryers?

It’s described as ideal for more powerful devices such as laptops or hair dryers, again assuming your UK plug and device requirements are compatible for travel.

What does “Type I countries” mean for me?

It means the adaptor is built for the plug format used in those Type I countries. If you know your accommodation has Type I sockets, this should line up with what you need.

Does it include anything else?

Yes—2x UK to Australia plug adaptors and a welcome guide are included.

Final verdict

Is it worth it?

A solid buy if you’re travelling with UK, earthed 3‑pin devices and you need a straightforward plug conversion for Type I destinations like Australia, China and New Zealand—especially since you get two adaptors in the pack.

However, it may not be the best match if your devices aren’t UK earthed 3‑pin, or if you’re travelling to places where sockets don’t use Type I. And keep in mind: this is for plug fit and earthing as described, not a guarantee that every device will be safe to run abroad if it needs voltage conversion.