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Then it’s best to know that some airlines put a limit on how big of a battery you can bring in your devices and powerbanks, and it's also important to know that most countries have different types of outlets with different voltages. Know the Regulations The first step to bringing powerbanks and batteries on international travel is to know the regulations. It would be best to check, depending on your airline, what regulations on battery packs are imposed on your country when traveling. If you wish, we have articles detailing the Fastest Powerbanks you can buy and also the Powerbanks that can charge your Laptop. Different countries have different voltages, so you'll need to make sure your devices and powerbanks are compatible with the voltage of the country you'll be in. But for more specialized and highly advanced gadgets and equipment, it’s probably best to make sure your device can run on the voltage set in the country you’re visiting. That brings us to the next step, making sure you get the right adapter to charge your devices and powerbanks in different countries. [caption id="attachment_328599" align="alignnone" width="720"] Image Credit: Travel Fashion Girl[/caption] Our best advice is to either buy the specific adapter and charger needed when you’re in the country or buy a travel adapter that can adjust to a wide range of power outlets in a number of countries. Read more in our articles including "Guide to Powerbanks and Batteries on International Travel" and "10 Collectible Powerbanks We Love to Use".