OREI US to Brazil Plug Adapter - Type N Travel Adapter for Brazil - Universal 2 in 1 - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant - White (DB-11C)

Not an issue. I used this product while travelling to Maceio and didn't find an issue with it. It fit snuggly into all outlets I tried, even a little too much as I almost broke my computer plug when I forgot it was still plugged into the wall. It's really great to be able to plug 2 things in at once, just keep in mind this isn't a power converter so you'll still need to make sure what you plug is in rated for what's coming out of the socket! The product was a great investment.

Works very well. Fit nicely into all the wall receptacles in my apartment. Had an issue with another brand that did not fit well and have to be forced in to the receptacles. Nice to have the 2 in 1 option, because all of my wall outlets only have a single outlet in them. Would buy again if I need more.

Bought 2 of these adapter plugs for a trip to Brazil for the World Cup. They were perfect, we were able to charge our phones and tablets and run electric razors. You can plug two cords into each adapter plug - very handy. But you still need to make sure you check your chargers and devices can handle 240V, these plugs don't alter the voltage. Most phone and device chargers can handle 50 Hz to 60 Hz and 110V to 240V - read the small writing on your charger. Highly recommended.

Of the many adapters purchased for a trip to South America, this was by far, the best made. Good value for the money. It is not flimsy and looks like it is safe and dependable. No problem fitting into grounded plugs.

Worked great in South Africa

Es muy útil , me sirvió en mi viaje a Río de Janeiro

This adapter is wonderful. We spend lots of time in Brasil and this comes in very handy. It feels like a very good quality product and is quite sturdy. It doesnt feel like a cheap and fragile plastic item. Very happy with this purchase.

Not much to say about this adaptor except that it works well and feels like it will hold up for a long time. I like that it really grabs ahold of the cord and isn't loose. If you're going to Brazil, make sure you check which adaptor you will need because there are several configurations depending on the area. A 2 prong style (basically this plug without the middle cylinder) is heavily used in some places as well.