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    1. mustBe3or20 on

      hmm, I think „type c“ may not fit on some outlets, because the majority aren’t flat.

    2. Type F, however this particular one has thick inlets, some socket won’t fit.

    3. If I’m not mistaken there are adapters with multiple connections for each type

    4. -SasnaTsrer- on

      You can just buy one in Armenia they are cheap last time I think I paid like 400 or 500 drams for one.

    5. I’m pretty sure I’m using something like type F a lot since it fits into surge protectors with round holes which is what everyone’s using here. Type C wouldn’t fit there, but it would fit into a wall outlet.

      That said, I’m not sure if the europlug itself is the right size, though, maybe it’s just a photo scale difference or what, I’m not an expert, sorry. Best bet would be to buy an adapter locally since will they definitely work. You can got to zigzag or vega or any ol‘ computer parts shop on sayat-nova and find them there they are cheap.

    6. -bishamon-ten- on

      a little reminder about the voltage, you get 220v from the wall here. Chargers should be fine, but bigger appliances from the US will blow a fuse.

    7. Additional-Trust-579 on

      Not just the adapter type is important,  they have tons of these adapters in Armenia,  probably for cheaper, the real question is can your electronic device use the 220v, if not you will fry your stuff, there are converters but they are expensive and if your just going for a trip,  not worth it, phones and laptops should be fine for charging, even my PS5 worked fine, but other devices won’t, I fried my clippers and had to buy a new pair

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