ISSUE 21 · TRAVEL & LIVING

Charger son téléphone en Corée

Prises, cafés et batterie externe pour voyager connecté.

Le téléphone relie cartes, transports, traduction et réservations. Préparez l’énergie tôt.

Check the plug before travel

Korea commonly uses round two-pin 220V outlets. Confirm that your charger supports 100–240V and bring an adapter if the plug shape differs.

Carry a cable and power bank

Maps, transport, translation and payment drain a battery. Keep both in a small bag and check charge before leaving the accommodation.

Use café outlets respectfully

Some seats have outlets, but not every table is for charging. Follow shop rules and keep cables out of walkways.

Do not rely on public USB ports

Availability varies. Prefer your own charger and cable, and keep a lock screen and backup configured.

Charge before the next move

Charge before a long transfer, boarding or check-in. Offline maps and lower screen brightness can save power.

GOOGLE MAPS

Trouver des cafés dans Google Maps

SOURCES

Vérifier les consignes actuelles de l’appareil et de la compagnie

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