They look pretty beefy. The UK plug is probably the best other than the size, it is a monster.
The plug size is probably not necessary in places that use 110 or 120 volt standard.
I think like 75% of the world drives on the right side. Although, prior to the US declaring its independence, it was common practice to travel on the left side.
Bold, and why is that, if you think there is less power running through the plug you are wrong, actually if you connect the same heater on both voltages the 120Volt system has more current running through its wires, almost double!
Meanwhile, those of us who have to replace the AC adaptor for MacBooks because of crappy strain relief on the power cable, which exposes wires dangerously, can just eat cake (once the feeling in our arms returns).
Since when is 24 Volts with low currents (several Amps) dangerous!
It's too low for it to be dangerous.
Hahahahahaha
Apple always says don't use the cheap Chinese knock-offs. I've never had a problem with the cheap knock-offs. I buy all sorts when I'm in China. 25 ft lightening cables that you can't normally buy, adapters etc. The cables and adapters I've tried are great. Never had a problem.
Calling the kettle black.
The knock-offs are no different in tech. The only difference is that the knock-offs are actually worth the money.
I may hope you won't be one of the casualties to get electrocuted by using those cheap chargers, it happened before and it will happen again.
Not all of them are dangerous but it's extremely difficult to find out you have a safe good Chinese knockoff charger.