Thread: Using clippers with overseas voltages

In New Zealand, the ratings are 230V and 50Hz, compared to USA's 110V and 60Hz.
So I don't think I can use any Andis clippers here without an expensive converter, because I think they're all made for 110V.

If this is true, whats the next best thing I can get for 230V wall sockets?

I googled as 120-230 V converter and the first one that popped is 16 usd and some change
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Does that work?

I'm not too sure but I think I would need a good transformer to convert the voltage and frequency from 110V to 230V.
Did a quick search myself and it seems like a transformer which costs upwards of 100 NZD (almost 85 USD), so I might be better off getting a pair of clippers which are already 230V, but the problem is I don't know which clippers are good and work with 230v.