Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V / 240V Countries ~ Ideal for Blackberry, Laptops, iPods & Phones etc by SIMRAN
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Digital camera reviews of Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V / 240V Countries ~ Ideal for Blackberry, Laptops, iPods & Phones etc
Digital camera Review: Looked used upon arrival
Summary: 1 Stars
We ended up returning this product to Amazon. The box it arrived in was slightly damaged and looked very old and the product itself looked used. We returned this product and bought a different one (1875 WATTS TRAVEL VOLTAGE CONVERTER) that worked out great. We never got a chance to try the Simran 200 Watts Deluxe out, we didn't want to take a chance on it.Digital camera Review: Lots of clean power and it worked flawlessly!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the only light weight power converter I could find that had enough power for 2 laptops (one of which was 90w). Its very well made and I had no problems with it.Digital camera Review: Make sure it is for the right country
Summary: 3 Stars
Unit worked great but had the wrong plugs for the UK. Needed to buy an adapter at a local shop to actually use it. Other than that - flawless.Digital camera Review: My Bad voltage converter
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased the Simran SMF -200 Watts. converter to be used on a river cruise in Europe.
I'm completely disappointed with this product as it only worked for about a week of usage while on the River Cruise.
Would like very much to return this item and get something else in place of it. Please let me know.
Neil Potter nepcap3435@yahoo.com
Digital camera Review: Never Worked
Summary: 1 Stars
Bought this with plenty of time to spare for the wife's trip to France. Once she got there, it never worked. Even had a tech savvy husband in her travel group check it out, just to be sure. By the time she got it home (it's fairly bulky and heavy), it was too late to get a full refund on it, so I had to eat shipping both ways, as well as a 20% "restocking" fee. There's no way I know of to test this without special equipment, until you get it overseas. Kinda sucks to get charged for something that was defective out of the box, especially when it'd been lugged half way around the globe and back and completely failed. You'd think they might test before it leaves the factory.