Mogics Powerbagel International Travel Adapter and Powerstrip

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📏 - Specs:
Cost: $59
Dimensions: 3.2” x 1.1” (8.1 x 2.8 cm)
Weight: 5.5 oz (155 g)
Power: 18w DC Output; AC:630w(100v);
Origin: Made in China
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Mogics Powerbagel Contents:
0:06 - International adapter
0:43 - Powerstrip
1:50 - Extension
2:23 - Dimensions/Weight
2:44 - Best uses
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[@Andorski]

Been using the super bagel for over a year now but i recently got a new laptop that has a power brick with a three prong outlet, so now I'm considering finding a travel power strip that has grounding terminals.

[@goinginzane]

I looove my super bagel, as a techy who usually travels with lots of gadgets it’s a real lifesaver. An underrated aspect of it is the fact that since it uses an extension cord, the plug is much less likely to slip out of a well-worn wall socket. The way the power strip elegantly packages with the tiny plug adapter is also *chefs kiss* 🤌🏻🤌🏻 Great review, and thanks for highlighting an awesome product!

[@OneBagTravels]

Ah, good point, the weight of the adapter isn't on the plug if you use the extension cord, nice!

[@jeffone]

I use this when I travel, particularly overseas. I also have a US Anker GAN power brick with three power ports. So the bagel gives me an adapter, extension cord, an easy to plug for my GAN charger so it does not fall out of the wall.

[@OneBagTravels]

Nice, good use for this

[@Ducayneau]

Interesting. It would be great if that adapter company made variations for inputs from other world regions.

[@OneBagTravels]

That would be useful but the middle adapter converts to almost every country

[@SanJava]

My Superbagel died on my first trip with it. I contacted their support through Amazon and they gave me an address to send it back. I sent it back at my own expense but never heard from them about it. Then they claimed that the address I sent it to is just a warehouse and the bagel is lost. So, no help, no bagel, my loss. Not buying that again.

[@OneBagTravels]

Bummer, that's unfortunate you had such a bad experience

[@gd.ritter]

i wish there was a different button for youtube reviews where I want to say thumbs down to the product being reviewed, not the reviewer.

[@OneBagTravels]

I guess that's what the comments are for 🤷‍♀️ What don't you like about it?

[@gd.ritter]

@@OneBagTravels I can't imagine the benefit to having a power strip that has 4 different country plug types on it. If I'm adapting UK to US for example, what am I supposed to need an AU plug on the power strip for?

[@OneBagTravels]

@@gd.ritter Good point, probably not going to be used by most people. You can always just use all UK plugs or all US plugs though. I imagine most people won't need to plug in multiple plug types themselves. But my having all the ports adapted for every plug type, it means someone in the US and UK can both use the same adapter.

[@gd.ritter]

@@OneBagTravels oh, i thought from the way you described it that there was 1x US plug, 1x UK plug, etc on the power strip. So each outlet on the strip is also a multi-type outlet? that's much more useful then. lol.

[@OneBagTravels]

@@gd.ritter Ah yes, guess I didn't explain it well. Yep every plug is a multi-type outlet