How well does the device charge when traveling internationally and the battery has to be plugged in with a plug converter?
1645066
I had no problems with it in Romania, but really this is probably more dependent on whatever transformer you use to charge it than the battery itself.
1645067
Fine as long as the device is plugged into a USB based source that outputs 5 volts
171093
when traveling use a converter...........it has both battery and plug in. the battery in mine last about a week.
1970505
As of today, I haven't used the travel charger. I always do it from my computer. I will update my answer once I've tried it.
1881220
I had it running fairly constantly with my portable Passport for about 4 hrs and it used about 3/4 of the charge...so between 5-6 hrs would be my guess.
339177
Yes. You'll need an adapter so you can plug it into a foreign outlet, but it accepts input from 110 or 220. I've charged batteries many times in foreign countries and when the charger hasn't worked as I expected, it was far more likely to be the hotel's problem than the charger's.
216217
it does not have batteries to charge, but could be pluged in and operate from at travel converter.
597856
Mine came with worldwide plugs and a power supply that is rated 100-250 volts 50/60 HTZ I have always charged it by plugging in to the computer It uses standard micro USB Power
298290
110 volt. Also, I have found that it only needs to be charged about every 2 weeks, so if you travel, it most likely would stay charged.
1085749
With the use of an adapter it should be fine. When traveling abroad I always have adapters to convert other countries power source.
2178081
I haven't used it in a different country, but it charges from a standard micro usb cable. Any micro usb standard smartphone charger that works in the country you're in should do the job just fine. :-)
1248997
It charges with a 110 adapter, which worked fine for about 3 months. Now the charge lasts about 30 seconds.
595611
The battery does not come with any power adapter to charge it. It has a mini-usb port for charging. You can charge it by connecting the mini-usb to any powered USB, such as on your computer or on a cell phone charger. In order to charge it overseas you would need to be able to plug in your cell phone charger. If you look at your cell phone charger somewhere it should say "INPUT: 100-240V. If that is the case you DO NOT need to have a power inverter, just an adapter for the plugs which is way cheaper. You can usually find one for only a couple dollars.
1717484
No, you would need an adaptor for whatever country you were in to be able to plug in the USA charger. If you're from the USA, I'd assume that you'd have one for your travels and this shaver should charge fine (although I've not tested it).
453369
Paula-There is an separate attachment plug that looks as tho it could work in international travel tho have not yet tried. Hope this helps! Ellie
319198
I am not sure exactly. The unit itself is just a battery and it comes with several adapters, if those work with your international phone, then you are fine. Also, it has two USB ports that you can plug your own charging cable in. But the unit is charged from a connection to an electrical outlet and the only plug they supply is for USA. You would need an international power converter for the country your are traveling to so you can re-charge the battery.
475240
Yes it works really well you only have to go and buy an adaptor for the overseas plugI have been using for a month and had no problem.Gillian
455640
This unit comes with a power converter/adapter which produces the 17 volts necessary to run the unit. The adapter shows an input range from 110-240, but the plug is standard american. So, while I believe it will charge anywhere, you might need a plug adapter if used in a country where the outlet plug is not compatible with a standard american two-prong wall plug. I hope this helps