Could you use this on an airplane easily? And would it work in Europe?
1140847
Yes and yes! I have used mine for over a year now with my daughter and LOVE it! We are Americans living in France, and this reducer/portable potty has gone everywhere with us. You can use it as a standalone potty or put it over a real toilet and use as a reducer. Here in France, most public toilets just have the basin but no seat, so I love this reducer because 1) public toilets are icky anyway and 2) this fits nicely everywhere on every toilet I have used. Honestly, I wish I had one that was big enough for me to use on public toilets here! As for the airplane, I don't see why it wouldn't work, but you could always set it up as it's own standalone potty if you needed to. Yes and yes! I have used mine for over a year now with my daughter and LOVE it! We are Americans living in France, and this reducer/portable potty has gone everywhere with us. You can use it as a standalone potty or put it over a real toilet and use as a reducer. Here in France, most public toilets just have the basin but no seat, so I love this reducer because 1) public toilets are icky anyway and 2) this fits nicely everywhere on every toilet I have used. Honestly, I wish I had one that was big enough for me to use on public toilets here! As for the airplane, I don't see why it wouldn't... » Read More Yes and yes! I have used mine for over a year now with my daughter and LOVE it! We are Americans living in France, and this reducer/portable potty has gone everywhere with us. You can use it as a standalone potty or put it over a real toilet and use as a reducer. Here in France, most public toilets just have the basin but no seat, so I love this reducer because 1) public toilets are icky anyway and 2) this fits nicely everywhere on every toilet I have used. Honestly, I wish I had one that was big enough for me to use on public toilets here! As for the airplane, I don't see why it wouldn't work, but you could always set it up as it's own standalone potty if you needed to. « Show Less
1140848
I'm not exactly sure how you mean "in Europe". But we easily used everywhere in Europe. The easiest way to go to the "handycap" toilet and put some toilet papers on the ground under it. I prefer this way (cleaner solution) and not place on the toilet as a reducer. Just don't forget to buy more liners because maybe won't find it in Europe and takes time to order from US.
1140849
You could use this if you place ONTOP on closed toilet set up with the legs. I wouldn't recommend any other way. safe travels!
1140850
If it doesn't fit on the toilet, use it on the ground, and be sure you have plastic bags on hand. I've used it during traffic and she sat in the trunk of our SUV. I've used it in the park next to our stroller for privacy, with a baby in tow, I knew running to the restrooms would be too late.
1140851
I would think you could put it on an airplane toilet without problem but I don't think you'd want to use it out in the open as a stand up potty. They would be pretty exposed. As for Europe I have no idea. I've never been but I can't think of a reason why not....I mean are their toilets bigger? shaped differently? Seems like it shouldn't matter where you are.
2056639
Yes it will. I've used it in several locations in Europe and it worked with no issues.
1577928
Yes. We use it on planes so we can both watch a movie. It worked well for us. Airlines are going to more updated planes and our last 2 flights were no movie or radio on board so DVD player or other personal device is only way to be entertained.
2107083
I haven't tried it on a plane.....honestly I dont use it as much as I thought I would have for the simple reason is.....I'm not really happy with it. It doesn't keep a charge, it takes a long time to start up, the resolution is not that well, sometimes it doesn't respond when you try to do something on it, and so on! I'm not that kind of person to complain, but it would maybe be a good starter for a kid! Hope my answer helped you!
674106
Rini, I'm sorry but we have not used it on an airplane yet. We have not had an opportunity to use it on an airplane. Wish we could be more helpful.
1430809
Yes, I used it on an international plane with no problems. I used it out in the open. United international doesn't have any power connections in economy, so I used the charge for both iPhone 4S and iPad Air. Also, I've gone through security several times with the charger in my carry on and nobody said boo.
2028536
Yes , works great ! Bought mine about 1 year ago , and still using mine .. Have fun in Europe !!
2145365
On Ear phones is normally not a good choice to use on airplane. But Mikros 90 has a very good isolation. You better to audit first by yourselves.
556136
I can't say that it works better, but it is certainly a whole lot easier. I recently took a trip to Ireland and was able to use it discretely on the long flight as well as daily on a bus tour. Made my trip so much better during long sit times. At home, I'm free to move around. It really is a convenience issue.
1134813
I use it in the US and everything I have used in the US I've been able to use when I travel in Canada as we have the same set up. Europe it wouldn't work without an adapter, but the US and Canada, yes, it works.
1117433
If going from the US to Europe, you will need an adaptor, but it works great with a cheap ($2) adaptor. I've used it in Spain a lot, and plan to use it again this summer.
362900
You need to get a universal plug adapter for Europe and it will be compatible.
770094
This is a MIDI only keyboard. You have to connect it to a computer to work. It would fit into an overhead compartment, but not easily. Probably not something you want unless you're going to check it in your luggage.
2092296
Hi Tze - The receiver does very well in the air band, i would say yes to using in a plane .. but i would definately recommend a better antenna, exterior of the craft would be optimal.
1593015
i believe this thing is for home only. or at least that it wont work outside. however- i thought that you could use it while connected to wifi outside. maybe at coffeeshop or something, but i honestly dont know about taking it on a plane. it would probably not be allowed, relative to the airline's list of objects that cane be taken on plane. also, it would contain metal and would be found n metal detector. good luck
1568568
From the setup wizard on the device was country selection, so yes, I feel confident it will work in Europe.
1841817
No. Get a converter before traveling to Europe. They are small and convenient.