If you're traveling from the US or Canada, your electronics will work directly in Mexican outlets. The standard two-prong and three-prong plugs used in North America are the same.
Travelers from Europe, Australia, or other regions using different electrical standards will need plug adapters and potentially voltage converters. European devices designed for 220-240V require either a voltage converter or dual-voltage capability.
While adapters aren't typically needed for North Americans, bringing a power strip is useful for charging multiple devices. Some older hotels may have limited outlets. A portable charger for phones and tablets provides backup during day-long excursions.
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