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How is type F different from type C?

EU one as it is the most compatible. Its also smaller for travelling and is compatible with Brazil.

Huh, I never knew Australia shared the same power point as china, thought we were on our own. Good to know not EVERY country is suffering through inferior plugs

K is the happiest. I like that one. B is shocked (pun!) at what's going on. H is encouraging me to see things in a racist light.

Does Japan / type-A not have grounded circuits?

Still trying to figure out why Germany is listed separately from the EU.

Type D is listed but not visually shown. Am I missing something?

I think I would like Australia's over the rest.

The recessed circles I feel like they would gather dust and grime in there if you don't use it often and be tough to clean out.

I like the angles prongs as well as the switch to turn it off and on.

As a Brazilian, that makes me so sad. We used to have a type that could fit European and American plugs, but they just changed it. Never gonna let it go hahaha

as european, i think the British still tops our's

Germany and France are members of the EU, so is Denmark.

Which ever outlet that allows me to stick a fork in them.

As someone living in a country which uses a variant of Type B (without the ground pin), appreciate the design of Type F.

Mainly because it recessed, which helps with making the plug more securely plugged in. I think it has features that makes plugs really secure, and won't be yanked off, which happened to me quite a lot (tripping on a wire, yanking off something off the wall socket, etc).

I like Type K because it looks like a smile

F, C, E, K..... Are they all directly compatible?

I like type F for the symmetry. However, type K is smiling.

J. They look good and the plug is small

I think type K, it looks so happy all the time.

I like N,C,E,F, and K But I really like the switches on the UK plugs.