LENCENT European Travel Plug Adapter with 4 USB Ports

When one hotel outlet has to serve a phone, camera, and laptop, a basic plug adapter can leave you juggling chargers. This LENCENT adapter turns a compatible Type C outlet into four AC outlets and four USB ports, including two USB-C ports. Its foldable plug and compact form are aimed at travelers who want to bring fewer separate charging accessories. The main tradeoff is that it adapts the plug, not the voltage, and it has no surge protection.

What matters most

The four AC outlets and four USB ports let you connect several devices from one European Type C socket. That is useful when you return to your room with a phone, power bank, and camera to charge, while still needing an AC outlet for another device. The four-sided layout is designed to keep connected plugs from blocking the surrounding outlets, though larger plugs can still take up more physical space.

The USB-C ports are rated at up to 15W each, while the USB-A ports are rated at up to 12W each. Combined USB output is listed at up to 17.5W, so don’t assume every connected device will receive its individual maximum at the same time. The adapter’s stated AC capacity is 2500W at 250V and 10A. Its folding plug, 4.2-ounce weight, and 2.3 x 1.6 x 3.1-inch size make it easier to pack than a separate power strip plus multiple adapters. It makes sense if you want one compact charging hub rather than a single-outlet travel adapter.

How to use it

Plug it into a compatible Type C outlet, then connect your devices to the AC or USB ports. Keep in mind that this is not a voltage converter: devices must support 100V–250V to work safely with the local supply. That matters especially for hair dryers, straighteners, electric toothbrushes, and razors, check the device label before plugging one in. The adapter also has no cord and no surge protection, so it won’t provide either of those features.

Practical tips

Check the destination’s outlet type before packing. This adapter is intended for many European destinations, including France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, and Iceland, but the listing notes that the UK, Ireland, and Scotland may require a Type G adapter. For a trip through several countries, confirm the outlet standard for each stop rather than assuming one plug works everywhere.

A practical setup is to use the USB ports for phones and smaller accessories, while reserving the AC outlets for devices that need their own charger. The USB-C ports do not support Quick Charge 3.0. Not the best choice if you need surge protection, a cord, voltage conversion, or a single adapter for destinations that use a different plug type.

Questions before you buy

Will it work with a US hair dryer? Only if the dryer supports 100V–250V dual voltage. The adapter does not convert voltage, so check the appliance label or instructions first.

Can I use it in the UK or Ireland? The product information says some European countries, including the UK and Ireland, use Type G outlets and may need a different adapter.

Does USB-C support Quick Charge 3.0? No. The listing specifically says the USB-C ports do not support Quick Charge 3.0.

Buying verdict

Choose this LENCENT if your trip uses compatible Type C outlets and you want several AC and USB connections in one foldable unit. It offers more ports than a basic one-outlet adapter, which can help when multiple devices need charging in the same room. Skip it if your itinerary requires Type G plugs, if you rely on surge protection, or if your appliance needs a voltage converter. Those checks matter more than the number of ports.