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Adapter vs converter in 30 seconds

A plug adapter changes the shape of your plug so it fits a foreign socket. A voltage converter changes the voltage so a device built for one voltage can run on another. You almost always need an adapter; you only need a converter for single-voltage devices in a country with a different voltage.

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