As long as I have the proper adapter for the plug, I can use this device abroad to charge my electronics for example my Macbook that is 110-220V?
1248855
Yes. If you plug your MagSafe charger into the universal outlets on this, the Apple charger is dual-voltage and will work just fine.
1248856
You are correct! Just get an inexpensive adapter kit to fit between this Bestek product and the wall outlet and you're good to go. I bought one on Amazon for like $6 and it worked like a charm for me in Nepal last year.
1248857
Yes...no problem. There are three normal (110-220v) plugs. Here is the deal, you take one adapter (European, Asian, Russian, etc), and plug the power unit into that adapter, then you have three normal plugs (110-220) for charging, and four USB charging outputs. You do not need to take a power converter (they are heavy and a waste of time).
1248858
Yes. Just get the proper plug adapter. This device is not a transformer so if the country has 220v then all your devices plugged in (not USB ports) will get 220v. The USB still will deliver 5 volts for your iPhone for example.
1248859
I'm not certain how this will work overseas, but I have had trouble getting the USB slots to work sufficiently.
569278
Yes for the outlets that use the European style plugs, but there are some that are type H only and this wouldn't not work with it. Also remember this is just and adapter and you would still need a transformer if your device is 110v only.
595491
The apple products themselves or the block on the macbook adapters convert the voltage internally. So you just need the plug adapter. This package is standalone for charging your Apple stuff abroad; when I was traveling I literally just used the plug adapter on my Macbook's power cord block. I hope that helps!
543787
I honestly don't know, because it is equipped with a 110v plug. But you may be able to use an international adapter.
735709
The device charger says input 100 to 240 V just like a lot of low voltage electronics (laptops, etc) but the prongs are flat (US) so adapter will be needed for European use
1679932
Yes. Because it is a converter plus adapter, anything can be charged with it. Many things can accept 220 volt input and therefore, don't need a converter. But this device covers it all.
872645
Yes I'm sure you could use it outside the US. Buy a 240v to 120v travel converter on amazon and plug it in. Good luck.
752941
It will work as long as you have the adaptor that matches the plug configuration of the country you are visiting.
1663732
The label does show that it accepts 110v-240v, so it should work abroad. You will need adapters to plug into outlets that are configured differently.
1026
Yes, the charging adapter (PA5096U-1ACA) that comes with the laptop that I bought works on 110 and 220 (I have used it in India that works on 220). The PA5096U-1ACA states input 100V-240V
645140
The adapter that comes with it is in fact universal voltage. It will work fine as long as you have the correct plug adapter for the country you're travelling to.
1468069
Probably not, but I always carry several different type adapters when I travel to Europe, because some hotels are older than others. This power strip is so handy for multiple gadgets that need recharging! Camera, phone, etc.
957998
It should. This is just a plug adaptor. There are no electronics involved. It will enable your US two or three-prong plug to fit in a European or English socket. The voltage adaptor/transformer is part of your charging system. I have taken an iPhone to England and successfully used it there with this adaptor. However to be really sure, look at the specs on your charger. It should say 120/240v. If it just says 120v, this will not be sufficient.
319201
I don't see why not. The only issue I see with international travel with this portable charger, is when you want to recharge this portable charger. This is a easy fix though, as all you need to do is swap out the charger's prongs. They just slide right out, and you just pop in the correct charging prongs for the appropriate country. The different charging prongs however, are not included with this product, I think they can be purchased separately
2262605
Assuming 220 volts in (not watts - that's the draw of the device(s) you plug into it)... USB ports will have the correct voltage - it will be converted Outlets will be at the input voltage (220V), so anything you plug in would have to be able to use or convert that voltage with a US Plug.
2002940
Charger is certainly capable with 220V and 50 cycle so that should not be a problem. Your computer should have USB as well.
1041139
dont think so, but not 100% sure...i have it installed on 110V and Works fin charging Apple stuff