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When does it make sense to take an appliance or piece of electronic equipment to a country where the electric power and possibly other standards differ?

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When does it make sense to take an appliance or piece of electronic equipment to a country where the electric power and possibly other standards differ?

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For anything other than a simple heating appliance (see below) that uses a lot of power, my advise would be to sell them and buy new when you get there. For example, to power a microwave oven would require a 2kVA step down (U.S. to Europe) transformer. This would weigh about 50 pounds and likely cost almost as much as a new oven.

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