sockets on QE

[caber]

I read that there are UK and US sockets in the cabins. Are they both on the dressing table section? I have a US hairdryer which I take aboard US cruise ships. I wondered whether I should take it or my UK one. It is a good hairdryer. I was disappointed with the ship`s ones so I bought it one year in Aruba.

[Ray66]

Take your UK one. Yes, the sockets are all together on the table section. Peppern and I posted some pictures recently.

 

http://cruiseforums.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?p=41687870#post41687870

Edited April 27, 2014 by Ray66

[Cruise NH]

Since most electronic products and hairdryers are dual voltage nowadays I always bring an adapter to use the other plugs in the room.

 

So for me I would bring a UK adapter for my American electronics, etc.

 

Adapters are not the same as converters and are very inexpensive to buy.

[capnpugwash]

I read that there are UK and US sockets in the cabins. Are they both on the dressing table section? I have a US hairdryer which I take aboard US cruise ships. I wondered whether I should take it or my UK one. It is a good hairdryer. I was disappointed with the ship`s ones so I bought it one year in Aruba.

 

Bringing a power strip so you have enough sockets is a good idea.

[caber]

Thanks.