Multi-region
5-in-1 universal adapter + USB
A compact all-in-one choice for itineraries with more than one stop.
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15 travel-focused adapter options, arranged by destination and plug style.
Multi-region
4-in-1 universal adapter
A streamlined format for common international plug configurations.
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Europe
Europe adapter, grounded
Regional support for devices that require a grounded connection.
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United Kingdom
United Kingdom adapter
A dedicated adapter for journeys using the UK plug format.
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Australia & beyond
Australia, New Zealand & China adapter
A non-grounded regional option for compatible travel tech.
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An adapter changes the plug, not the voltage.
Review your device label and your destination’s electrical standard before travel. A plug adapter alone may not be appropriate for every appliance.
01Confirm the plug type used at each destination on your route.
02Check whether your device supports the local voltage range.
03Choose grounded support when your equipment specifically requires it.
04Keep adapter, cable and charging block together in a dedicated pouch.
A better tech pouch
Keep the small things together.
A little preparation makes arrival easier. Build one compact, easy-to-reach layer for your adapter, charging cable and the devices you rely on while in transit.
- 01Begin with the destination.
Choose a regional adapter or a flexible option that fits the plug types on your route. - 02Separate cable from clothing.
Use a dedicated pouch from pouches to prevent loose cords from disappearing into your bag. - 03Keep it close.
Place your power kit in a day bag from bags, ready for a terminal or first evening away.
Useful answers
Adapter questions, clarified.
A few practical checks for planning power on the move.
What is the difference between an adapter and a voltage converter?
An adapter changes the shape of the plug so it can fit a local outlet. It does not automatically change voltage. Check your device information before using it abroad.
Should I choose a universal or regional adapter?
A universal style can suit multi-country itineraries. A regional adapter can be a compact choice when your route has one plug standard.
When do I need a grounded adapter?
Choose a grounded option only when your device and the destination outlet require that connection. Refer to the equipment instructions for confirmation.
Can I pack an adapter in carry-on luggage?
Small plug adapters are generally easy to keep in your carry-on. Review the relevant airline and airport guidance before departure.
How should I organize cables and charging pieces?
Keep them together in a small organizer from pouches, then place that pouch near the top of your bag.
Where can I find more travel tech?
Return to Tech to continue exploring journey-ready accessories.