What input voltages does the charger accept? Does it allow both 110v and 220v, or just 110v. I want to take this on international trip.
55323
Cannot figure why people keep referring to 110 volts. Standard U.S. AC voltage is 117 volts, rounded to 120 volts. Some devices have labels that say 100-240volts.
55324
Only 110v, but if you take an international adapter it ought to recharge just fine. Happy travels...
55325
Only 110V. The electricity voltage in my country is 220V, so I had to get a transformer 220-110 and works perfect. I hope this helps to you.
773409
This charger accepts 100-240V AC input using the built-in two-prong plug that works in the U.S./Canada (110) or Japan (220). For other countries, you will need an adapter for the plug but no converter. Note that it also charges via the built-in USB plug, albeit much more slowly.
2003669
The charger cah work both 120V and 220V. When you travel overseas in the 220V countries, please bring the converter for the outlet.
1775934
the unit power input take both 110V and 220V (but you have to convert manually), so just change the power supply cable and it will work. I am currently using it outside the US and it is working fine
724240
Ignore the "120" responses. Like most electronic chargers, it works with voltages between 100V to 240V (so it works with 120V) and works with 60 Hz (cycle) current like we have in the US, and also with 50 Hz (cycle) found in some foreign countries. The response by Michael Silano is "spot on"!
954930
I bought this to travel internationally since it supports 110-220V currents. I have used it in China, India and Germany with no problem. All you need is just the local electrical socket adapter and it works fine. So just do a search for plug adapter for 'XXXX' country that you are traveling to and it should show you.
1361498
I haven't tried yet but the charger does indicate that input voltage is 110-240V.
1472732
Philipe, if the adapter/charger says 100-240, then you can use either 110v or 220v. it will use a pfc circuit to also automatically adjust for input voltage.
738543
The charger supports 110V up to 220V... however, in Europe, depending on the country you will be needing a plug adapter...
1114350
The charger only has a input voltage of 120v. This unit does not have a selectable 110/220 switch. So the answer is no.
207681
According to the data plate on the charger it's 10v out. Input ranges from 110-240v.
1580635
the back of the charger says it is a 12V(max) Li-Ion charger. The input is 120 V AC 60Hz. I hope that helps. As a side note, the three batteries I purchased to be charged by this charger have all become duds in just a little over a year. The charger still seems to be working.
2256045
The charger is a 110-240V and it has a built in 'remove current outlet plugs and insert your own'. Simply buy a travel adapter for Europe (http://amzn.com/B00MNL3LRI). Should work without issues. Brought mine to Sweden and used it in the hotel. Now - note, I bought mine last year, things might have changed ;) oh, and pleeease, while you travel, Push the volume button inside. I broke mine off by not doing this (still works just pain in da buttz).
1962991
Either use a transformer with the charger that came with it or get a charger that has a 220 volt input with a I believe it's a 8.5 volt output. Not sure on the output voltage. Check specs on charger.
131314
The electrical adapter is for both 110 and 240 volts, convenient for travel where they use the 240v. I have been very pleased with my charger and I have used it many times already.
1829582
The input voltage rating printed on the charger is 100-240V 50/60Hz, 0.5A. That should allow you to use it overseas as well as in the USA. However, you may need an adapter for the standard US plug.
1206328
I bought mine in the US. I looked at my charger and it says 120V, 60Hz. But I've had other products where someone that knows can go into the product and change the voltage so it would work. I had a couple of things changed from 240 to 120. I don't know if you can do it with this.