I have U.S. electronics. Will I be able to power and recharge my electronics in Qatar, Thailand, and the Philippines without any problems?
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Yes, as long as you use the appropriate travel adapter for these different countries. The Bestek power adapter is 110/220 Volts and 50/60 Hz. Very good product!
1434419
I bought it standard US plugs. My guess is no from experience traveling there with electronics.
24824
Not sure, but I think there is a universal travel adapter to convert to 110 volts for travel over seas so that most US items can be used there.
1597703
yes it will work globally , even in India, you need only provide correct power 120v.
1397914
In Chile just fine. Add a splitter and you can charge everything. Also Vietnam & Cambodia.
160946
I believe you can use this anywhere. It works great for hair dryer, curling iron, phone and iPad. As for electricity in Philippines, I would go on line to see if you need an adaptor. If you do, then one adaptor will work for the whole thing. I own a universal adaptor that works anywhere in the world.
777136
Yes. But you would need an adapter for the 3-prong plug. I have used it on international travel and have not encountered any problems.
2281457
Most devices like this that are rated to the higher voltage are intended for use in the US, Asia, and Europe. There shouldn't be any problem.
598357
Hi I have not travelled to those regions but they claim it works everywhere and it's a really we'll built adaptor with lots of settings so you will probably be ok. Try checking their websiye
1946599
I do not believe so. At minimum, you would have to have an adapter for the type of prongs used in the foreign country.
1360547
Yes, it will work in Bangkok. None of your items require a voltage converter.
499037
If your outlet plus match North American (USA) standards you're fine, other wise you will need a travel prong adapter.r
1915074
Of course, it is! You'll need an adapter plug for the country you're traveling in. I used it in China and Korea. Works like a champ.
895898
They do work in Thailand because I used them to get around the 3 prong on one of the laptops. But every place we went in Thailand had dual blade like the the US with dual prong like these prongs on each outlet. Not sure it is true in every single place in Thailand, but we covered a lot of territory in 3 weeks. Not sure about other countries.
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In Thailand the power sockets used are of type A / B / C. OREI Grounded Universal 2 in 1 Plug Adapter Type D will not work.
1272098
Yes, there are no issues using it worldwide. It is easy to add multiple language support and the power adaptor is multi-voltage. I have already used it on one trip to Europe with not difficulties.
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Hi Abilene, I have no idea if it is or not. Traveling outside the US myself, most of my electronics worked overseas as long as I had a transformer/adapter. I would try to ask the manufacturer directly for a definite answer.