- Type
- All-in-one universal adapter with USB charging ports, no cables included
- Plug types
- Outputs US Type A, UK Type G, Australia Type I, and Europe Type C
- Countries covered
- Compatible in over 150 countries (Conair)
- USB ports
- 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C ports
- Max output
- 17W total at 5V, up to 13.4A maximum amperage per the listing
- Voltage conversion
- None. Works only with dual-voltage devices; does not step 230-240V down to 120V
- Fuse
- Not published by the manufacturer
- Dimensions
- 1.57 x 3.13 x 2.13 in, 0.25 lb
Travel Smart by Conair
Travel Smart All-in-One Adapter with USB A & C Ports
A pocket-sized universal adapter that swaps between US, UK, EU, and Australia plug shapes and adds four USB ports for phones and small electronics.
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All prices
| Store | Price | Checked | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target Best price | $24.99 | ✓ AUG 30 | Go to store |
Prices were checked on the dates shown and can change at any time. The store page is always authoritative. Shipping and taxes are not included.
First verified Aug 30, 2026. When a later check finds a different price, it gets logged here.
Our verdict
Where it wins
- One adapter body handles US, UK, EU, and Australia outlets, covering most destinations without swapping pieces
- Four charging ports (2 USB-A, 2 USB-C) let you top up several small devices from a single wall outlet
- Small and light at a listed 0.25 lb, easy to keep in a daypack alongside a laptop charger
- Rated 4.46 out of 5 across 119 reviews at Target, a real sample size for a low-cost accessory
Where it loses
- 17W total output only supports phones and small electronics, not a laptop
- Several Target reviewers report the UK prong does not seat firmly in real British outlets despite the universal claim
- Does not convert voltage, so a US-only hair dryer, flat iron, or kettle will not run safely on it
- No fuse rating published, unlike heavier-duty adapters in this category
This is the adapter to buy if your trip is mostly phones, cameras, and laptop chargers that are already dual voltage, and you want one small piece instead of a bag of loose plugs. It is not built to run anything with a heating element or a laptop that needs more than a trickle of USB power. At under $25 with a real review history, it is a reasonable default for the traveler who just needs outlets to look right in another country.
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Common questions
Will this let me use my hair dryer in Europe?
No. It changes the plug shape, not the electricity. A hair dryer built for 120V will fail or can start a fire on a 230-240V outlet unless the label says it is dual voltage. Check the appliance itself before using any plug adapter with it.
Can it charge a laptop?
Not well. The listing caps total output at 17W, which is enough for a phone or a small tablet but well short of what most laptop chargers draw. Pair it with your laptop's own USB-C charger only if that charger's plug fits into the adapter's socket.
Does it work in the UK?
It is built to output a UK Type G plug, but some buyers report the prongs are a loose fit in older British sockets. Test it at home in a similar outlet if you can before relying on it abroad.
Is it grounded?
The listing does not describe a grounded pin design. Treat it as suited to double-insulated electronics like phone and laptop chargers rather than appliances that require a ground connection.
Prices last verified Aug 30, 2026.