Does this work in Israel?
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Israel uses a type H plug adapter. http://www.amazon.com/Ceptics-Grounded-Universal-Adapter-Israel/dp/B00E0O0BS8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388898393&sr=8-1&keywords=israel+plug+adapter This is a type E/F. If you can't follow the link, just type Israel Plug adapter in the Amazon search and it shows you several different ones.
902707
I traveled to Israel and used this product without a converter...it worked just fine for me at the two hotels (Jerusalem and Nazareth) where I stayed.
1940899
I don't know about it but it worked every where i tried (Tanzania and Israel). Really great device!
1008553
I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great.Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :)Lior
1680383
We live in the Bahamas! So I can't say for sure what country it works in. But I think it should.
1854165
Yep, it'd work in any country. You just have to get the sim for it, and make sure the sim works in country or internationally if you're going to move around several countries.
2189430
I dont know.I am using it from Israel and it working good expect from the ability to update the android version.
2129293
Yes. They worked in Israel. In one hotel, they slipped out of the socket, so I had to make sure I paid some attention to my chargers. Generally, they worked well. Everything I used were dual voltage, so I didn't need a converter.
301726
I think so. According to the user guide, it does. It worked in Italy, Spain, and France.
1624519
No, unfortunately it won't work in Israel. You need to get a Type C or Type H adapter which you can buy atThe Good Guys, or any other well sorted hard ware shop. Be aware though as Israeli plugs are not assafe as Australian, US or European power plugs because they are not earthed.Check out the following site: http://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plugs-and-sockets/h/Have a fun tripMarianne
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If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires your passport be shown when buying. If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires... » Read More If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires your passport be shown when buying. « Show Less
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HONESTLY, i DON'T THINK IT MATTERS. i played with it when i got it, ensured that its not static y, and im satisfied. im using it in Israel, and i was also confused regarding it, i ordered it guessing a channel, and its working perfectly.
902705
No. When in Israel I would plug my iPhone and iPad chargers into this and it worked perfectly.
1151035
We used this converter last year in Paris & Stockholm and had no issue with our iPhone and iPad. My kid used it this year in France and it worked. No idea as to whether Israel would be a different matter.
936832
Yes you can use in Israel by setting voltage selector to 250V on this hair dryer
2077081
I believe it does, because it works in Angola, Africa so it should work in India. The only problem I found is that it has only English language, I had to find someone to fix it for me.
504789
Haven't tried to use it there. I thought it listed all the countries on the site. It's worked everywhere we have used it so I would guess yes. You might want to contact the manufacturer.