I am preparing for a trip which includes Europe. The difference between the Brazilian and European adaptors is said to be that the latter's pins are 'slightly angled' but the angle must be very slight, as I can't discern it. It would help a lot if it had some kind of icon or indicator on it. (There's no topic choice for this adaptor.)
MacBook Pro
D'oh! There's a tiny, tiny code stamp for the region in the recessed area in the groove on the wall-facing side - you have to hold it in strong light to see it, but it's there.
D'oh! There's a tiny, tiny code stamp for the region in the recessed area in the groove on the wall-facing side - you have to hold it in strong light to see it, but it's there.
What kind adapter are you looking to use? The best I can find is that Brazil and much of Europe uses Type C plugs. I'm sure that if you're talking about Apple's modular system, the World Travel Kit should have what you need.
I wouldn't worry too much about any kind "slightly angled" thing. Power plugs slightly bend all the time, whether it's from accident or being removed incorrectly. If it has to slightly bend it should be no problem.
Yes it is the Apple Travel Kit, and it does have what is needed - but as I said the difference between the Brazilian and European adapters is almost impercebtible, but for the code stamp I mention above.
Difference between Brazilian and European Travel Adaptors is indiscernable
