Charger adapter

[CarsonG]

So I’ve looked on Amazon and some other websites to find a charger-adaptor for charging my phone in RSA, the place I’m staying at says that the power is at 110v so I shouldn’t need a converter. The question is, should I just buy the converter in case I’m not so lucky where I’m staying next time? If so, or not, what do people have that is recommended?

 

[375Fox]

You don’t need a converter to charge your phone only an outlet adapter. It would be a mistake not to travel with an outlet adapter.

 

[375Fox]

I bought these last month because mine were getting old. $14

 

[mengle]

I used this one from Amazon in RSA recently. It worked well. I agree, may not need it but a mistake to not have one.

Amazon.com

 

[Brod]

Converter not needed but get multi-country/global outlet adapter to give you "anywhere" options. $20

 

[CarsonG]

Excellent, thanks guys!

 

[Tokoloshe Safaris]

Converter not needed but get multi-country/global outlet adapter to give you "anywhere" options. $20

If you look closely at your charger you will see it is 110/220. In the airport either leaving or arrival the terminal you should be able to find s country adapter. Buy several they seem to disappear.

Lon

 

[Philip Glass]

So I’ve looked on Amazon and some other websites to find a charger-adaptor for charging my phone in RSA, the place I’m staying at says that the power is at 110v so I shouldn’t need a converter. The question is, should I just buy the converter in case I’m not so lucky where I’m staying next time? If so, or not, what do people have that is recommended?

Converters are not needed. Everything but hair dryers and curling irons are dual voltage these days. I don’t think you will be bringing one!

 

[Ridge Runner]

Got my set at local Walmart. It was a last minute item as I had overlooked it when checking my list of items to pack.

Out of the set only the South Africa plug came up AWOL.

 

[CarsonG]

I appreciate it guys, I’ll definitely take the above mentioned advice, and in order to not disappoint Philip Glass, I guess I’ll leave my hairdryer at home.