Ipods Can I charge my Ipod in Thailand

Member since 09 December 2010

RasgeoffMember02 July 2011 19:09:56

Please add any information if you can

I love my Ipod it has hundreds of songs - Can I charge it in Thailand with a USB port

Straydog Serial expat

Member since 21 May 2010

StraydogSerial expat03 July 2011 05:51:14

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If you have the cable of course you can.

Member since 09 December 2010

RasgeoffMember04 July 2011 06:13:34

Thanks for your post - what about the charger I think the electricity plugs are different -Maybe I can get an adapter

Straydog Serial expat

Member since 21 May 2010

StraydogSerial expat04 July 2011 08:55:33

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Do bring adapter just in case place you are staying has sockets that will not accept US style plugs. Also make sure your charger will accept 220 VAC.

Member since 03 January 2011

Living in Chiang MaiActive member06 July 2011 11:15:08

Or you can by it at IShop for Ipod at Airport Plaza Chiang Mai

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