Originally Posted by
Analise
What I meant to say is that I will need to buy an adapter and I want to buy one that gives me 2 or 4 ports for usage in Europe and the UK. I'll be plugging in an iphone, Android phone, Nook HD tablet, and an ipod shuffle. In theory, I would like not to have to use a separate adapter. I want it all in one piece — obviously one for Europe and one for the UK.
Is it wishful that I want the ports to be in the adapter?
The ports are in the adapter- I'm not sure what you mean.
This is the one I was referring to. It will charge all four of your devices at full power at the same time.
Originally Posted by
ajGoes
You could buy two four-port chargers, one with a UK plug on it and one with a most-of-Europe plug on it. Or you can buy one four-port charger and a couple of plug adapters. The latter choice will be cheaper, but it's your choice.
My preference is to use plug adapters. It's cheaper.
Plus I don't think I've ever seen a third party charger that came with non-North American plugs. You could go buy separate country-specific chargers for each device, but that would be neither cheap nor efficient.