I am moving to the UK - will I be able to charge it properly there with no long term issues by just using an adapter?
1607425
Although the adapter has a global voltage compatibility, I guess you may find the plug does not fit the electrical socket in your new house. In that case ,either You can buy a converter from US plug shape to UK plug shape, which cost less, or you can buy a transformer with EXACT the same output parameters, which cost a little more. I am lucky because socket in China is compatible with US plug:)
35953
Most all chargers (e.g. for cell phone, camera, laptop) can handle 100-240V and only an adapter is needed -converter won't hurt though. If the devices says nothing, chances are good it can't handle 240 V and you have to have a converter. You'll damage the device otherwise. The converter needs to be able to handle the Watts of the device
144414
It charges over a USB cable, not directly into a wall outlet. So as long as your USB adapter works in 220v you should be fine.
1964828
I am in the USA, but it comes with a European adapter and it is my assumption that this will work in the UK. It is an excellent battery.
644328
I comes with an international 2 pin charger and an adapter for the region you are. i have an american adapter but i think you will receive the uk version
1386143
If you want to use it in Europe and Asia you will need to buy the adapter. I am American and have traveled to Europe recently. It charges with no problem using the adapter.
339694
Read the USB wall pack's voltage input range. If it is ends up being only 110/120VAC 60Hz, then you can use another comparable output USB charger (amperage needs to be equal to or higher than the supplied pack).The USB side of things is not an issue, as 5VDC is the USB standard, so a wall adapter with USB charging ports on it will work just fine, so long as it is able to supply enough current (amps).The wall adapter is relatively inconsequential and equivalent ones made for your power grid are easily found if this one ends up not supporting your power grid.
1481338
You can use the same batteries and charger. It would be cheapest to buy just the adapter that adapts the US wall plug and voltage to what you use in the UK. I have done this on trips out of our country when I was in the Marine Corps. They run around $20.00 USD for a decent one.
2070798
Mine came with an adaptor plug that works in Germany. I've had no trouble here, bit I think you'll need a different adaptor for the UK. In terms of voltage and hertz, you should be fine.
46494
Yes, it will be fine. I use a 3rd party charger all the time when I have lots of battereries needing a charge for a project. I always top it off after using for my camera flash.
319199
Yes! Depending on where you will be travelling however, you may need to purchase a separate travel adapter in order to use the outlet to recharge your device.
703811
I used it without any problem for 14 days from an EU outlet (Did some gaming as well). I used an outlet converter to keep using my own AC adapter. Shouldn't be a problem!
676464
Yes. I have used the charger in both the UK and USA. It will work if you have the plug adapter.
367600
I haven't been there & was only in England, but when I bought it it was called a US to UK adapter which means theoretically that it must work throughout the United Kingdom. It doesn't convert voltage, but only the international plug style. I would think it works every where in the UK.
2004329
Well i went to radio shack and got the converter and extra plugs i needed for london...they worked on all my camera/video camera/battery chargers and portable dvd player. The only thing i had trouble with was hair straightner but anyways just look up power converter in search engine even here on amazon and that will give you some idea of what you need. Just make sure you get a converter and the plugs. Plus if you live close an electronic type store they can explain things alot better. Hope this helps
1469232
Yes....you just need the appropriate voltage adapter for the country you are traveling to.
38763
I used I in Germany, England, and Wales with just the outlet adaptor. So, yes.