Travel Power Compatibility Checker

Pick your device and destination for an instant, honest verdict — no sign-up.

Where is your device from?United StatesUnited KingdomJapanGermanyBrazilCanadaMexicoIrelandFranceSpainNetherlandsPortugalGreeceAustriaSwedenNorwayDenmarkItalySwitzerlandSouth KoreaAustraliaNew ZealandUnited Arab EmiratesIndiaArgentinaThailandSingaporePhilippinesIndonesiaTurkey

Where are you traveling to?Pick a country to get your exact verdict.United StatesUnited KingdomJapanGermanyBrazilCanadaMexicoIrelandFranceSpainNetherlandsPortugalGreeceAustriaSwedenNorwayDenmarkItalySwitzerlandSouth KoreaAustraliaNew ZealandUnited Arab EmiratesIndiaArgentinaThailandSingaporePhilippinesIndonesiaTurkey

Which device do you want to use?Choose a device…Hair DryerMacBook Pro Charger (USB-C Power Adapter)CPAP MachineCurling IronLaptop ChargeriPhone ChargerAndroid Phone ChargerCamera Battery ChargerNintendo Switch ChargerSteam Deck ChargerElectric ShaverElectric ToothbrushHair Straightener (Flat Iron)Electric KettlePower BankE-Reader (Kindle / Kobo)

What does the label on your device say?

Not sure? We'll help you read it.

It says 100–240V (dual voltage)It says 120V onlyIt says 220–240V onlyI'm not sure / can't find it

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Always verify against your device label — local outlets can vary.

What the verdicts mean

Verdict	What it means
Good to go	Same plug, compatible voltage. Nothing to buy.
Plug adapter needed	Voltage is fine. You just need the right plug shape. No converter needed.
Voltage converter needed	Your device runs on one voltage that doesn't match your destination.
Adapter + voltage converter needed	The voltage doesn't match and the plug shape is different.
Do not plug this in	This heats up and runs on a single voltage — it would overheat. Get a dual-voltage travel version instead.
Check your device label first	One line on your device decides the answer. Here's where to find it.
Not enough information	Tell us your destination for an exact verdict.

Why voltage matters more than the plug

A plug adapter only changes the shape of your plug. It does not change the voltage. A 120V-only device on a 230V outlet can overheat or catch fire — which is why we check your device's voltage, not just the socket.

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