does the rs 220 work on 220v?
1571503
I don't know, but would suggest you call Sennheisee directly. I had several questions myself before I bought them and the Sennheiser Customer Service folks answered all of them. Still love the headphones and definitely worth the price.
1571504
Hi, the headphones run from two rechargeable batteries, built into the headphones. The charging cradle and transmitter for the signal are fed from a mains wall mounted power supply feeding 12v DC to the charger. I'm using them on UK voltage, ie 220 AC, but they supply adaptors for other systems/voltages. I found replacing the supplied rechargeable batteries with good quality alternatives did help with keeping the headphone power going longer than the supplied ones, but maybe I shouldn't listen to music so much! You'll still find that if you use them, even for a fairly brief time, then put them on the charging cradle then it could still be charging the next morning! Sound is superb. Only drawback was that the signal occasionally cut out. I traced it eventually to a digi sender which transmits my Sky box signals to other TVs in the house. Once I switched this off then I had no further problems. Hope that helps.
1571505
These headphones are charged via the typical wall-wart charger which plugs into the back of the charging stand and then into a wall plug at the other end. The wall-wart charger can take 220V so you are good to go.
1571506
Yeah man you just plug it into a PowerPoint and it will recharge no problems. It's the best headphone I have ever owned by far.
1583611
The power adapter says the input is 120V. Does not say anything about 220V.
552529
It has a setting for 220 service. I do not know what India has. It does not have a setting for direct current.
1075049
I don't know what kind of power you have in India. This machine is 110, not 220 as far as I know. You should get in touch with the manufacturer and ask your question.
931278
It has a 3-prong plug so you may need a plug adapter (I don't know what type of plugs are common in India). If your wife's hairdryer can handle 220V then it should work fine. If her hairdryer is only compatible with 110V then it will probably get fried. It seems that most of the newer ones are compatible with both 110 and 220.
2123752
hi, we have to use the converter/adapter to be used to change to the required voltage then it will work fine.I took it to India, and working for me.It is a good product ,i recommend this product.Thanks.
499798
I know it works on 110V - I have no idea about 220, but I seriously doubt it.
2284042
Yes, I bought this for myself but ended up gifting it. It has 220v capability.
2074693
No it says 120 V 60 Hz.. doesn't mention range for Input, so i doubt you can use it in India
217032
It works in India as I am using it but you will need voltage converter of 240V to 110V
1073826
I haven't tried using it on 220V but the charger specifications cover 110-220V.
1648291
Yes, at least the power brick is rated 100-240V, and 50-60Hz, so it should work at 220V, hope it helps
1789555
The USA version comes with chargers, Input: 100-120 Volts and 60Hz, Output: 6,5 Volt and 500 mA. To make the system work in India, you would have to exchange all the chargers OR buy a European version with 220V/50Hz.
758384
I use it in the US, at 110 V. I do not think it would work in 220 V. Maybe the manufacturer has a version that can be used in 220 V.
1549856
It works on 120V. Not sure if it will also do 220V. It is reasonable for the price, not perfect. I find just to be sure I like to run the money twice to make sure that it gives me the same count each time. Sometimes the bills catch or get kicked out, however, for the price, not a bad purchase.
352518
Nothing new from other responders, but I used mine in the UK on an un-converted 220 adapter, worked fine for my 220 adaptable devices. So yes, It handles UK/Europe/India power, as long as your devices will also do.
1658278
I have used this Sony charger in other countries with 220V 50Hz AC mains, so I don't see why it should not work in India. Of course you still need an adapter plug in order to plug it into the (different sized) wall sockets.