Would this product work in Tahiti and would we be able to charge our macbook with it?
1152027
I don't know what type of electrical system Tahiti has. If they have the kind that Ireland has, it will plug in, but mine did not work nor did the ones my friend bought. If they have the same type as the Europe has, it will probably work as there is no plastic involved. If it works it will charge anything electrical.
1152028
Since Tahiti uses a two pin outlet this should work. I've used mine in France and germany and it works fine for my iPad. So should work in Tahiti as well :)
1152029
I would avoid these adapters, at least for European style plugs, they don't stay in the plug, nor are the pins long enough. Get something else.
1152030
I'm quite sure u can use it over there coz it has everyrhing that can be use worldwide.but for ur macbook u need to have apple usb charger to connect from this adapter to ur macbook , then u good to go.
1152031
From googling the Tahitian power plug, there is substantial information that says because of the islands historic ties to France, the typical plug type is the standard European plug (two prong round) or sometimes, the two prong flat as we have in the US. Thus, this adapter should work with your Apple charger. Authentic Apple charges are switching adapters that autoswitch between 110 to 240 volts - you can check your adapter for its voltage range. Therefore, this adapter should work for you. You can do an online search for power plugs in Tahiti; moreover, if you know your hotel - it's highly likely you can check on their power plugs at their website. From googling the Tahitian power plug, there is substantial information that says because of the islands historic ties to France, the typical plug type is the standard European plug (two prong round) or sometimes, the two prong flat as we have in the US. Thus, this adapter should work with your Apple charger. Authentic Apple charges are switching adapters that autoswitch between 110 to 240 volts - you can check your adapter for its voltage range. Therefore, this adapter should work for you. You can do an online search for power plugs in Tahiti; moreover, if you know your hotel - it's highly... » Read More From googling the Tahitian power plug, there is substantial information that says because of the islands historic ties to France, the typical plug type is the standard European plug (two prong round) or sometimes, the two prong flat as we have in the US. Thus, this adapter should work with your Apple charger. Authentic Apple charges are switching adapters that autoswitch between 110 to 240 volts - you can check your adapter for its voltage range. Therefore, this adapter should work for you. You can do an online search for power plugs in Tahiti; moreover, if you know your hotel - it's highly likely you can check on their power plugs at their website. « Show Less
2028536
Yes , works great ! Bought mine about 1 year ago , and still using mine .. Have fun in Europe !!
984588
It works in Kenya for sure. I have used it in Kenya, Uganda and the UK. My daughter has just been to Europe and North Africa and she used it in Portugal, Spain, France, UK and morroco. All of her appliances, computer and iPhone were charged using trip shell. You'll like it a lot.
2233922
I used it to charge my iPhone/iPad I think anything will charge as long as it's a USB charger. It worlds great!
1690761
It will charge it just fine! I use this exact charger on my MacBook, MacBook Pro 13", an MacBook Pro 15" Retina. Having more wattage is okay, it's having not enough where the problem lies. If I recall, 15" and 17" MBP require 85w whereas the MBP 13" require 60w. The MBP 13" will only take as much power as it needs, so it won't be the full 85w. This is similar to when your iPhone can charge using the iPads 2.1a charger AND the supplied iPhone .5a charger. The iPhone only draws as much power as needed.
524346
Hi, if you buy it from a supplier in your own country it should be fine, but I would think it would work even with an adaptor plug to take on holiday elsewhere. Good luck.
15522
Yes. It will charge anything with a USB cable. I have powered my iPhone, iPad AIR and my laptop all at the same time. This power unit has plenty of power to spare. I'm going to buy a second unit for my other car.
800001
My guess is it would work. I would be very cautious about buying this product. Mine quit working after a couple months.. I could never reach customer support by telephone. I would recommend the Garmin Glo over this product. I would also plan on having some form of back up navigation if you are going to sea with it. I fly and have found out you can never count on these portable gps units. Sometimes they work but often they do not.
1707704
Yes, im now using this in Singapore. The 5port USB charger, charge my iPads, iPhones ans samsung note 3 without any problem , as the power 2 flat pin wall plug that come wth it you can get an adapter to mount it.
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.
1953712
Yes, it will work. But your macbook already has a power adapter all you need is to change the tip of the wall plug.
1193917
It would work some of the time. I ended up buying a Apple charging cord. Hope this helps.
1996381
Yes. But consider what you are charging. It isn't powerful enough to charge my MacBook Pro. It's more for phones/ipads/e-readers.
909117
Yes, there is an ac plug that USB will go into. Apple has one for its phones.
1599480
From the description it will. Most computer chargers work on either 110 or 220 volts, it should be marked on the charger. I know apple products work on either voltage
703625
As far as I know, you can purchase a converter and it should operate OK. Check luggage department for travel accessories.
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.