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Power Any U.S. Appliance (110-120V, 0-1600W) Abroad in 220-250V Countries.
For its power and compatibility, you won’t find anything smaller or lighter!
International Travel Adapter - Compatible with outlets use in over 160 countries
peretz s.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
On the sales page, the seller promises that the converter outputs a pure sine wave. But in reality, the converter outputs a truncated sine wave! Below is a photo of the converter's output.
Marco Pantalone
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Easy to use, solid construction, and no annoying humming noise, 1600w also gives you a lot of versatility in a small package, can run most appliances
T. US
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
I have an old voltage converter from the 90s, and it's about the size (and weight) of two reams of paper stacked on top of each other. Even though I saw the dimensions of this, I was shocked at how much smaller it actually is. I haven't traveled internationally with it yet, but saving 3/4 of the size and weight of my old unit is a crazy difference. I will update when it gets a real test!
Alexander Sutera
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This has possibly all the plug adapters you would need to travel overseas. It is rated up to 1600 watts so, it will power your 1600 watt or less hairdryer or curling iron. It is not just an adapter. It will step down the overseas voltage which is usually 220 volts down to 110 volts which is what we use here in the US. It's a nice size. Not to large. Should fit in your luggage or carry on with ease. The only thing missing are some USB ports.
Ang
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
The fact that this comes with multiple adapters and is heavier duty is a game changer. I can't tell you how many converters I've killed because they weren't high enough power. Really you want to go for the higher capacity ones. It will also save what you are plugging in from burning out. These do eventually go bad but I have good hope this one will last a few years. If it goes bad I'll post again but right now it saved me in my travels.
Mary K.
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
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Murphy E
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Item Option: 220 VWorks well but really heavy to travel with.Pros:- Reliable Performance: Effectively converts voltage, ensuring devices work safely and smoothly.- Wide Compatibility: Works with a variety of electronics, making it versatile for travel.Cons:- Bulky Design: Heavier than expected, which can make it less ideal for packing in luggage.Overall:This converter delivers dependable functionality for international travel but could benefit from a lighter, more travel-friendly design.Based on my preferences, the intended use, and my experience with this product, here’s my true rating 🌟 = 4/5
mark
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
At $90 this is a very expensive travel voltage converter, but it's exceptionally good, producing a 120v pure sine wave current, with multiple protections, such as over-current, overload, over-temperature, surge and short circuit protections, plus automatic disconnection if any issue is detected. It seems able to safely run almost anything.The seller, brand and manufacturer, Bonazza, hypes the light weight of this converter. The box says "Technological breakthrough ... In terms of power and compatibility you won't find anything smaller or lighter! The first of its kind."Maybe that's true, but make no mistake: At about 2 lbs this is a very large and heavy voltage converter for travel.A year and half ago I ordered a Zenadora brand voltage converter on Amazon that was much less powerful (250w), but at $37 much less expensive. It too offered a pure sine wave and multiple socket adapters. It is now unavailable, but in its place the Zenadora Amazon store offers a 300w $39 Alphino brand converter that likewise has a pure sine wave and multiple plug adapters.Unless you insist upon traveling with high wattage devices like cook pots, irons, hair dryers, etc, you probably won't need the 1600w offered by this heavy and expensive Bonazza model, and that Alphino model, with almost 10oz less weight, would be well worth a look.
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