will this hair dryer work in italy
1720136
It is an excellent and powerful hair dryer.I used it in Gubio, Italy. The hotel had to give me a three prong adapter for the dryer.
1720137
Yes it has the European plug. If you want the concentrator nozzle, be sure to ask if it is included. I had to return mine because it was not included even though the box said it was.
1720138
Yes, this hair dryer will work in Italy. It will work in Italian 2 or 3 prong outlets. It's a fantastic dryer and powerful. Don't waste time trying to convert an American dryer. They will work like a gutless wonder.
1720139
Absolutely yes! I bought it for my Daughter-in-law as a Christmas present. They were living in Vicenza at the time. So, I know it will work in Northern Italy.
1699288
Yes it should work fine. I purchased this model recenlty and i live in Italy. I have had no issues with power and i am very happy with the unit. Hope this helps. Mike
316646
Yes, I think so. If your device says 110/240 or something close to that, this adaptor will do the job. We did use it in Ireland. Also note, that all hotels we stayed in throughout United Kingdom provided hair dryers in each room, so you may not even need to take a blow dryer. We didn't and each hotel had one in the room.
1572614
I am not sure but if it has dual voltage like apple products yes. I would take an adaptor to be sure as will need it for things like hair dryer etc. Expensive to buy adaptors in Europe.
301726
I think so. According to the user guide, it does. It worked in Italy, Spain, and France.
802237
Yes, for me it worked. However, there are two kinds of sockets in italy, but usually you can find a fitting one.
691682
Good question. It is a US plug. I don't know what plug Italy uses. But whatever it is, with a converter you should do fine. I've done all right with a converter in Asia and England. It's the best travel steamer I have ever found!
1929978
It may if you have the converter. I'm assuming you're talking about using it in Europe. May want to contact the manufacturer to verify that. I've have good luck with some items using the converter plugs but my wife had a hair dryer go south on her using one in France.
696403
It will work in Italy if you take along a plug adapter for Europe. It has 2 round prongs to plug into the Italian outlet. Then you plug the flat iron into the adapter. You do not need a converter, because the flat iron has the conversion built in.
1983270
I don't know about everywhere in Italy but we used them in Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Sorrento, Levanto, Casino and a few places in between. We used them for our iPhones and cpap machine along with a Kindle. I did have a hairdryer I used and it had a dual voltage feature but a US plug. It was set on 240. Everything else was just as we used them at home. Hope this helps.
428402
I used mine in Germany two weeks ago. Operated/charged a MacBook (the white brick plugs into it with the standard 2 prong plug), an iPad, and an iPhone at the same time. It plugs right into the Euro wall boxes. I also use it the same way here in the states. Am not sure why it wouldn't work for a hair dryer. It will not work for anything that has a 3 prong plug, only 2 prong plugs.
1998027
The adapter that comes in the kit will work in Italy. The charger plugs into the adapter and then the adapter will plug into the wall socket.
2012723
Italy has 220V outlet so no you cannot use it in Italy unless you have a plug adapter and converter. You can buy travel hair dryers that have power adapter plugs or some small button you can twist to change voltage.
952725
It appears from this map that all of Europe is 230 V, 50 hz. The dryer should work as long as the current supplied can keep up.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Weltkarte_der_Netzspannungen_und_Netzfrequenzen.svg
901271
Yes it can. It has an adapter that will take it to cover the voltage in Europe. WhT you will need now is a plug adapter for Italy. You can find them at an elwctrical, hardware or electronics store.
1286811
I purchased the Type L grounded plugs for Italy. They worked great. But we did run into an issue at an older hotel where there were wasn't a 3rd hole in the outlets for a grounded plug adapter - one with 3 prongs. So I didn't use the adapters there - luckily my hair dryer had dual voltage & worked fine without the adapter. Hope this helps.
48359
Italy for sure it worked fine for me..... We just got back. If you needed a ground like for a hair dryer. Portugal not sure have not been there but it should.