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Do I need a Travel Transformer for my Google Pixel phone?

When traveling internationally, it’s important to consider the voltage requirements of your electronic devices to ensure they will work properly. One common question that arises when traveling with a Google Pixel is whether or not a travel transformer is needed. In this article, we will explain if you need a travel transformer for a Google Pixel and what steps you can take to ensure your phone will work properly when traveling abroad.

The first thing to consider is the voltage requirements of your Google Pixel. According to Google, most of the Pixel models are dual voltage devices, which means that they can handle voltage between 100-240V AC and frequency between 50Hz to 60Hz. This means that it can handle a wide range of voltages and does not need a travel transformer.

However, it’s important to note that just because the Pixel can handle a wide range of voltages, it does not mean that the charger that comes with the phone will work with all voltages. The charger that comes with the Pixel is designed to work with a specific voltage, typically 110-120V. If you plan to use the charger that comes with your phone while traveling abroad, you will need a travel adapter to adapt the plug to the local outlets.

Another important point to consider is the frequency, Google Pixel can handle 50-60Hz, this means that it will work fine in most countries, but it’s good to double-check the frequency of the country you are visiting, to avoid any issues.

In conclusion, most Google Pixel models are dual-voltage devices and do not need a travel transformer. However, it is important to make sure that the charger that comes with the phone is compatible with the voltage in the country you are visiting and also check the frequency of the country you are visiting. It’s a good idea to bring a universal travel adapter to ensure that you can use your phone and charger while traveling abroad. Also, it’s always recommended to check with Google’s website or the manual of your device for the specific voltage and frequency requirements of your device before traveling.

For more travel info by country, be sure to check out the Countries page.