When visiting Europe, that trusty charger won't fit the outlet, and even if you somehow manage to plug it in, it won't work safely without the right setup.

Type E will also accept type C plugs. Everywhere else in Europe and Russia, travel adaptor type F is used. This is similar to type C, with two prongs, but it's round and has two grounding clips on ...

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The most common plug types are Type A and C, with the former in use throughout the United States and Japan; and the latter throughout much of Europe, Northern Africa and the Middle East ...

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I’m a frequent traveler from the US to Europe, making at least three yearly trips to visit family and friends. And as a bit of a tech junkie, I often bring my iPhone, iPad, MacBook and other ...

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We explain which plugs you might need and how they work when travelling abroad. Brits heading on holiday to Europe will need travel adaptor type C, which uses 220 volts. This plug has two round ...