DC 12V to AC 220V 200W Car Power Inverter with USB Port

Pros: Well it works, does what it's supposed to do.
Works with most switch-mode adapters, but not one of them for some reason.

Cons: The cigarette plug isn't actually useful for high power gadgets as these, I re-soldered it and installed it to the ignition system directly on my car instead.

Other: Does what it's supposed to, I intentionally got a small supply like this just to charge the odd laptop but mostly my cellphone and mp3-player. Which it does perfectly.
Realistically 200w isn't a lot of power for anything else, and if you assume it actually delivers 70% or so, this isn't enough for a lot of gadgets.
The power plug is weird, but it does fit EU type plugs, and presumable US too. Has this weird multi-fit plug I've never seen before.

Pros: good, small, sturdy, well built, usefull etc. also the usb connection stays on all the time, so usefull for charging stuff like your phone (if you have the cable). it has a fan for cooling and provides ample power to charge most electronics.

Cons: nothing really, maybe the usb could have been switched as well to provide a full 'shutdown' mode, but this is not really an issue

Other: good, easy, practical, looking forward to usuing it on my road trips and camping holidays.

Pros: > It's a really good build quality, solid case, nothing I would fuss about.
> Excellent price/value rating
> There's a reasonable company manufacturing it
> It has a on/off switch (most of the small inverters don't)
> It's 200W max (most are 100 or 150W)
> Case does not get very warm

Cons: > 2-pin European plug may stuck sometimes when trying to get it out. But this is more due to the stupid pins of the plug not being straight.

Other: > Definitely a buy