Can this charger be plugged into any power outlet that accommodates a 2-prong plug (within the United States)?
1719618
Yes, this charger has only two prongs and its not polarized. It can also handle AC input between 100-240 Volts at either 50/60Hz.
1719619
Yes, it is normal US prongs. I have used mine for a while. There is (at least on mine) a USB port to use as a charger to charge for your phone as well as the battery
1719620
Yes. The pic and description are not great on Amazon, but there is a US 2-prong flip out plug on the back to use in any US power outlet.
1061433
No sorry. For voltage it only accepts 120 volts - 60 Hz (Cycles). Unless you had some sort of transformer it may work. The 2-pronged plug is also for North American outlets.
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.
1743960
US power prongs are built into the charger. It works just fine with United States standard outlets.
1689094
Yes two prongs will fit if e.g. european but not german schuko. Note also other comments about wattage. I use it with a 230V charger for my toothbrush, my charger has wattage of 3 Watts. With this wattage the step up converter works excellent.
773409
This charger accepts 100-240V AC input using the built-in two-prong plug that works in the U.S./Canada (110) or Japan (220). For other countries, you will need an adapter for the plug but no converter. Note that it also charges via the built-in USB plug, albeit much more slowly.
1622359
According to the info on the power supply it is - however, you would need to have a European style adapter plug to use the US style two prong plug like the one I purchased.
388090
If you mean such as a 12-volt charger, I'm not sure. Better to ask the pros (i.e. Best Buy for example.)
828883
I don't think so unless it says so. And the plug is just a 2 pronged U.S. plug.
1655737
USA 2 prong plug. Unit does not convert. Would need converter/transformer & foreign country plug.
846952
This comes with a charger that plugs into a standard American 110V plug. If you're going to plug it into something different you need an adapter...
1627500
Yes, it will accept both US 3-prong and 2-prong plugs and connect to rest of the world outlets.
810721
The charger I received with these batteries has a standard 2 prong US plug.
348075
The power charger adapter accepts 100-240v 50/60Hz power supply. Thus, you can safely plug the charger into your wall socket using the appropriate socket converter to adapt the 2-pin USA plug into whatever pin arrangement in use in your country. I used it in Singapore (220-240v) and it worked perfectly.
153151
Its not the prongs that make it a "world wide charger", its that the charger itself adapts to the different currents of electricity. Different countries sometimes use different "types" of electricity, whether it be ac/dc, different voltages, etc. Most people dont realize this and think they can run any electronic device anywhere in the world as long as they have a physical adapter. Not true. You can buy a travel set of adapters for the plug and take this anywhere without having to worry about the type of power your using.
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
951241
This comes with a 2 prong plug but rounded ones that are mostly used in India. Something like this - http://shanuindia.com/electrical/extension-cords-spike-busters/2pcs-2-pin-conversion-plug-flat-to-normal-indian-socket/ Since there is no voltage converter, you won't be able to use it in the U.S. using a simple pin converter. You will have to use a transformer pin of some kind for this to work here. Hope this helps!....