LiteFuze 300 Watt Step Up/Step Down Travel Voltage Converter, 220/110v to 110/220v converter with Type G Plug - Compatible with Hair Straightener, Camera, Laptop & More

There is no word for this converter not so big not heavy and work perfectly and silently. And no heating at all. I am very very happy on this product. I use for my tricolor laser projector and its work perfectly.Thank you seller and thank you Amazon.

I have some wall-mounted oscillating fans that require a transformer. They have the European style plugs (not sure what those are called) with the two poles, and the original transformers were horrible. After running for about 5 minutes they were hot enough to be uncomfortable to hold in your hand, and in my workshop I believed them to be a fire hazard (sawdust, etc.).I purchased one of these for testing, and it works beautifully. Even in my shop, where temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees (farenheit), this transformer is only slightly warm to the touch. It also has an on/off rocker switch which makes it really nice for turning off the fans easily, which are high and out of reach. I will be purchasing a second one for the other fan in my shop.

My Barun razor has lasted for the past 25 years. It's a very old, compact, and well-made device that my sister gave to me as a gift when I first left my hometown. I brought it with me from country to country. It worked flawlessly to the day after I charged it on this new step-up converter.Before I used this charger, I measured the output voltage using my multi-meter, and it read 230v. Then, I plugged my Razor into it, the green light on my razor turned on, and everything seemed to be working properly. About a few minutes later, I heard a buzzing sound and noticed that the converter made weird noises. The light on the razor was suddenly off after that, and some terrible burning smell came out from my razor. Now, my beloved Razor is dead thanks to this good-looking and seemingly well-made converter.It is a tough lesson I learned - You should never judge by appearances; a poor heart may be under a rich coat.

I bought one of these voltage converters to power a 1980s era portable stereo (Skitronic Discolite) that I just bought from a seller in Turkey. It was never originally sold in the US so it only accepts 220 V, 50 Hz AC power. Its power cord also has a Type C plug on the end. This Litefuze 300 W voltage converter works perfect for powering my new (to me) portable stereo. It has a built-in plug adapter socket that easily accepts all kinds of different plugs, including the Type C on my portable stereo.I have been using this new voltage converter continuously for about an hour a day for a week with no problems at all. I like how it has an illuminated on/off switch on the side to turn it off without having to unplug it from the wall outlet. That is a nice feature that saves me from the hassle of unplugging it every time just to turn it off.Keep in mind though that my portable stereo is only rated by the manufacturer to use 35 W of input power so I am not pushing this voltage converter anywhere near its rated 300 W capacity. Thus, I do not know how well it works when pushed near its limits. My converter is barely breaking a sweat so it does not get warm at all. When I read the negative reviews of this unit, I suspect that many people are trying to draw more power out of than it can provide. All that I know for certain is that I have not experienced any of the problems that those other reviews mentioned.Overall I am very happy with this unit and it works perfectly for my use. I can now power audio equipment from overseas without any problems.Update from 12-5-20:It has been almost a year since I bought this LiteFuze LC-300US voltage converter and it is still working flawlessly to power my Discolite boombox. I liked it so much that I bought another one that is the exact same except that it has the higher 500 Watt power output rating. (That second one is model number LiteFuze LC-500US.) That second unit is also working perfectly and I have no complaints about it.I included some pictures that I just took this morning of my LiteFuze LC-300US powering my Discolite boombox. I also included a picture showing the Type C plug (sometimes called a "Europlug") on my boombox that plugs directly into the socket on the LC-300US without the need for any kind of plug adapter.I still stand by my original review and this voltage converter is great!