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Best option for overseas voltage regulators? Is there a universal adapter i can buy for 220v overseas? basically will be charging my phone, DS, and perhaps bringing my laptop, is it possible to use a universal wall-adapter for the 220v, especially when plugging in a laptop charger that uses the transformer etc? |
With those gadgets, you can probably use just a plug adapter. Will save you some money since those electronics (most now a days) can handle different types of voltages. |
Most, if not, all of the electronics you listed can support 220v. Just make sure you get a proper plug adapter that will work in the countries you listed. |
read the product's charger. it gives u a range it supports. u usually just need a head converter thats it. |
I got myself a USB to DS charger, as well as a USB phone cable (which charges). Depending on where you are, that might be a hassle to always plug in your computer, but it's easier than having to buy a few different adaptors. But at least if your computer has a decent battery life, you can charge your stuff without an AC source nearby. |
you shouldnt need one for your laptop is it should be able to handle 220 |
what everyone else said. I bought an adapter + converter said at Target for C$18. Local was about $36+ |
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