Burger here, about to go to Europe for the first time in a couple

>>1233361
Dude what? Of fucking course not, just get an outlet converter and you'll be fine

>>1233361
Modern electronics can handle varying voltages by themselves. Electrical appliances, like hair dryers, other objects without a computer in them, etc, no. But computers, phones, tablets, etc--no problem.

have a look on the plugs or device

most will say Input: 110-240V

so they take a range

some however will only be 100-110 and will blow up or pop a fuse if you use it in 240v

While you're in the mood of stepping down things lower your voice 30db whilst in Europe. Thanks.

>>1233534
Ahhahaha 'Welcome to Europe. We love you, but please keep your voice down.'

>>1233361
As someone said, check the voltage ob each plug/device. Don't assume all are good. An example, American Xbox Ones are only 120v. While doing the expat thing, the store for us all products were imported from the USA. More than a few people blew up their power adapters, despite them putting "120V only" on the boxes