Will it work on 220 volt in Europe to charge my iPhone/iPad and iPod ?????
1588329
Yes. That's exactly how we used it. However, we found that it would only charge 4 items for awhile, after which time only 2 of the ports would work.
1588330
Yea absolutely! I've used it in Germany, Belgium and Frane and I'm in the U.K. For work right now. It charges my iPhone, iPad, Galaxy tablet
1588331
Yes, it will work. If you have also a candle, you have to charge it separately. I am in Buenos Aires right now, And it is plugged into the wall, and it has been working fine with Argentinian 220. I also used it a few months ago in Holland, and it works either too, but again don't mix-and-match.
1588332
Yes. The charger is dual voltage (110 - 240 v, 50/60 hz) so you should be able to use it anywhere the plugs fit. We have used it in both France and Curacao without any problems
1588333
yes it worked fine in both london and paris. Use your original usb cable for the iphone/ipad and ipod to charge with
1588334
Yes. It is made for just such a purpose and that is why it comes with the different outlet heads for different parts of the world. I am presently in France, charging my 2 iPhones, my iPad, and my headphones. If you don't mind the blue light it emits, it's perfect.
1588335
I used it to charge my iPhone 4 and my friends iphone 5 in Spain. I would assume it would charge your laptop also.
1588336
Absolutely! This is great for all kind of things. I used it for an iPhone, iPad and Kindle.
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.
771815
Nope. This covers all of those, it covers anything that can be charged with a USB cable. I've done my Galaxy, my iPad and my mum's iPhone all on the same charger, with the UK 220v attachment, and all of my stuff was bought in the US and uses, generally, 110v charging devices. This works very well, make sure the attachment is on firmly, and enjoy!
2128496
Yes. I took it with me to Europe this summer and the input voltage was 220v and it worked fine. This will work for input of up to 240v. When you plug it in to charge it the base of the unit is a transformer so it adapts automatically. You may need an adapter to plug it in to charge it. Depends on the country you're visiting. You can buy a multi one at amazon or radio shack. They're inexpensive.
1981934
Yes, it does work in Ireland. You can use it to charge an iPhone or other apple products. I don't know whether other smart phone chargers also have converters built in or whether they would need a converter. Any other appliance would need a converter.
2140571
Yes. Just use the slider to pick the right "prongs" for the country that you are in, then plug in your USB devices into the two ports. I used it just this way while I was in Europe. Better yet, now that I'm back in the USA, I simply use the US Prongs and I'm still using it to charge my iPhone and iPad every night.
2159945
I don't think so if this works as a converter, It works globally to deliver the full 2.1 AMP charge to smartphones or ipad/iPhone:Input Voltage 110 V AC / 220 V ACPlease visit the following URLs for detailed specifications:http://www.provantage.com/kensington-k38120ww~7KNS90YE.htmhttps://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10757938/mfg_partno/K38120WWGood Luck!
76145
Worked on our iPhones in Ireland. Just be sure whatever you plug into it says it is good for 220 volts.
211389
I used mine evrywhere... USA, France, Switzerland, Italy and Asia... In Italy and Switzerland, you may need a nother adapter but in other countries, the adapter that comes with it is sufficient. 110 and 220 options are really for travelers. Very happy with the purchase
414110
I am not sure. The adaptor label says it works for "100-240V - 2.5A Max" and "110V/Max.275W - 230V/Max.575W". The adaptor has a 2 prong plug (each prong is round) that looks like the ungrounded plug for Israel (according to Google). This adaptor is not a transformer, so I am not sure if you also need a transformer for your iPhone.
902702
Not for most electronics. Look at your device charger. It will say 100-240v 50-60hrz if it is compatible. Most cellphone and laptop chargers have this but things like curling irons kids toys might not. For those a converter is needed or get a replacement that does work.
1967777
hello of that I do not know. Used it to charge apple laptop and phone in Italy.best
1606741
You won't need a transformer for iPad, the charger provided by Apple should work for all countries.
322995
Depends on the electronics you are using. Look at the label on the power supply for it. If the Input say 110-220 or around that you should be fine with just a plug adapter. For example, the iPhone plug in chargers all handle up to 220 no problem.
1951544
comes with a cut down on the plug cable says input 100v - 240v output 18 so I think it would be ok not sure about i pad 3 my daughter used her i pad on it while she was staying with us and I have seen all kind of adapters for various ipads etc on Amazon and e-bay, hope this is helpful, happy listening.
1151035
We used this converter last year in Paris & Stockholm and had no issue with our iPhone and iPad. My kid used it this year in France and it worked. No idea as to whether Israel would be a different matter.
1090596
this would work with an i phone. i use these to charge my apple macbook air and i pad. there is no need for a voltage converter.