Extra dangerous electrocute-o-daptor with lamp test feature.

Product

A multi-purpose international power adapter (“Extra dangerous electrocute-o-daptor”) with selectable plug types and a built-in lamp-testing feature.

Main Features Mentioned

• Multi-region plug compatibility

  • Can switch between:
    • European plug
    • American plug (click out)
    • Australian plug (twist pins)
  • Includes a British-style option (pop out) and swings out the Earth pin plastic.

• Front shutter system

  • Mentions plastic shutters on the front.
  • Claims it can allow plugging in devices in random directions.

• Earth continuity note

  • The reviewer notes no Earth continuity through the adapter.
  • The Earth pin is described as a “plastic Earth pin” that is swung out.

• Built-in lamp test / probe feature (main highlight)

  • Has a lever that extends live test probes from the sides of the adapter.
  • Allows testing a lamp by plugging the lamp into one side and using the adapter to test connections on two live pins, without needing a long reach.

User Experience / Usability

• The lamp-testing mechanism is described as “quite useful”.
• It works immediately via a single click/lever action.
• The adapter is portrayed as more practical than typical “random adapter” use because it provides a direct, built-in test method for lamps.

Pros (As Stated)

• Convenient international plug switching (EU/US/AU/UK).
• Useful lamp-testing feature, where side probes extend at the click of a lever.
• Reviewer compares it favorably to other cheap adapters by claiming it avoids issues like overheating/odors under heavy load (see comparisons below).

Cons / Cautions Mentioned

• No Earth continuity through the adapter (Earth pin described as plastic; reviewer explicitly notes the lack of continuity).

Comparisons Made

• Compared with other cheap adapters that supposedly emit “hot smells” when plugging in high loads.
• This adapter is contrasted as preferable because it offers a probe-based test function rather than relying on questionable electrical performance under load (as described by the reviewer).

Unique Points Mentioned

1. Existing video mentioned; someone adds a “bonus feature.”
2. Adapter can switch between European, American, Australian, and British plug configurations.
3. European plug folds out / selection described.
4. American plug clicks out.
5. Australian plug achieved by twisting pins.
6. British plug can be popped out; plastic Earth pin is swung out.
7. No Earth continuity through the adapter.
8. Front plastic shutters allow flexible insertion directions.
9. Primary “best trick” is lamp testing via a lever.
10. Lamp testing demonstration uses a three-way extension block and highlights reach limitations.
11. Lever exposes live pins/probes from the connector sides for testing.
12. Claimed usefulness for “poking random things.”
13. Toss-up comparison: other cheap adapters cause hot smells under high loads; this one is better due to the easy probe/test function.

Speaker Breakdown

• Single main speaker/reviewer: covers plug types, Earth continuity limitation, and demonstrates the lamp-testing lever/probe feature, including comparison to cheaper adapters.

Overall Verdict / Recommendation

If you specifically want an international adapter with a built-in lamp test/probe mechanism, this one is presented as notably useful. However, the reviewer warns it has no Earth continuity, so it’s not positioned as a complete safety-grounding solution.