UK to US Plug Adapter with 2 USB-A and USB-C ⚡

This compact travel adapter converts a US Type B wall outlet into multiple outputs so you can charge phones, tablets and small grooming devices while abroad. It combines a US plug with an AC socket for UK plugs, three USB ports including a USB-C, and two 2-pin shaver adaptors, making it practical for short trips to countries that accept Type B plugs.

Key Points

The adapter extends one US outlet into a UK AC socket (rated to 3250 W), two USB-A ports and one USB-C port, plus two universal 2-pin shaver adaptors for toothbrushes and shavers. It is lightweight and small enough to slip into hand luggage, with dimensions around 7.09 x 5.37 x 6.80 centimetres. According to the manufacturer, the casing is fire-retardant up to 750°C which adds an extra safety layer during everyday use. Note that this unit is an adapter and not a voltage converter, so devices must support 100-250 V input.

Technical Specifications

• Name: UK to US Plug Adapter, USA Travel Adapter
• USB output total: 5 V / 3.4 A.
• USB-C maximum per port: up to 3 A (manufacturer claim).
• USB-A per port: up to 2.4 A max per port (auto-detected).
• Rated AC load: 3250 W for the UK AC outlet.
• Dimensions: 7.09 x 5.37 x 6.80 cm.
• Safety: 750°C fire-retardant shell.

Benefits

Having two USB-A ports and one USB-C port means you can charge multiple devices simultaneously without occupying all AC sockets. The USB-C port delivers higher current for faster charging of compatible phones and tablets, while the smart detection feature adjusts output for connected devices. The included shaver adaptors add convenience for small grooming appliances that use two-pin plugs, eliminating the need for separate tiny converters.

Usage Recommendations

Use this adapter when you travel from the UK or other countries that use three-pin plugs and need to plug into sockets that accept Type B (US) plugs, for example in the United States, Mexico, Colombia and Thailand. Double-check each device’s voltage range before use because this unit will not convert voltage. For heavier appliances or equipment with high power draw, prefer using the rated AC socket within the stated wattage.