I am looking for a multi volt, Ion blow dryer to use in Europe is this it?
349031
I used this dryer in chile and Argentina in my last trip and will be taking to Europe. Haven't had any issues to date
68717
It will depend on if the device you are powering with the adapter is capable voltage up to 240volts AC. Examples would be that most cell phones are rated for both 120 and 240 volts. On the contrary, most blow dryers are not.You can check the labels of your devices and many will tell you what voltages they will accept. If in doubt use a converter. A converter simply rectifies the voltage down to USA standard of 120 VAC, but I will say that they can be expensive!When my daughter traveled to Europe last summer, she didn't have any problems, although she didn't spend much time in Italy. Hot this helps. It will depend on if the device you are powering with the adapter is capable voltage up to 240volts AC. Examples would be that most cell phones are rated for both 120 and 240 volts. On the contrary, most blow dryers are not.You can check the labels of your devices and many will tell you what voltages they will accept. If in doubt use a converter. A converter simply rectifies the voltage down to USA standard of 120 VAC, but I will say that they can be expensive!When my daughter traveled to Europe last summer, she didn't have any problems, although she didn't spend much time in... » Read More It will depend on if the device you are powering with the adapter is capable voltage up to 240volts AC. Examples would be that most cell phones are rated for both 120 and 240 volts. On the contrary, most blow dryers are not.You can check the labels of your devices and many will tell you what voltages they will accept. If in doubt use a converter. A converter simply rectifies the voltage down to USA standard of 120 VAC, but I will say that they can be expensive!When my daughter traveled to Europe last summer, she didn't have any problems, although she didn't spend much time in Italy. Hot this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not sure, but I'd be careful. The UK also has different a voltage. It can support ipads, smartphones, and laptops with no problems. But if you're thinking about plugging in a hairdryer or straightener, you're better off finding one on amazon (or over at the UK) that is designed to handle the higher voltage.
1773994
This is a dual voltage hairdryer. You can switch it from 125 to 250 and I tested the hairdryer at home in the US and it worked fine with two speeds. When I switched the voltage in Paris it worked fine and I didn't need an additional adapter other than the adapter for the wall outle . My only issue with this product was it only worked on the "high" setting in Paris. Hope this helps.
839662
it is for that voltage in ireland/scotland, but it will not work with 110 volt appliances from the USA. You either need to buy a converter that will change the voltage (I think they are pretty expensive) or you need to buy appliances that are dual voltage. I went to dublin in January, and I was able to get a dual voltage hair dryer from Walmart for like $20. My cell phone charger was fine, but just make sure it says both voltages or else it can melt your appliances!
1861442
I think that it is not ionic, but it is a good dryer :) Powerful, not so big and light. I totally satisfy.
2055716
The Panasonic EH-KA25 shown here, has one setting, 100V for the American market. I also own the IONE from Tescom,looking exactly the same with two settings, 100V and 200V. There are several similar products for sale under the umbrellaJapanese Hair Dryers. One comes with a round brush attachment. Check them out and see which one suits you best.
1053690
The brochure/pamphlet that was included in the box with the dryer/curler indicates that it is "Dual Voltage" - 125v & 250v. It has very specific instruction for 220-250 volt operation. You would need to read them very carefully. Bobbie Jo
2063529
I cannot comment on this blowdryer, but I think you might be better off getting an inexpensive model at a big supermarket chain like Carrefour (in France and Spain at least, I don't know what the corresponding stores might be elsewhere). Then you know it will work anywhere in Western Europe.
2046097
I tried the hair dryer at home (USA) AT 120v and also on Europa 220v.. worked great both places.
2186325
Yes, it works well. You just need a plug adapter from flat (US) prongs to round (EU) ones. Do use the voltage switch or the drier will burn: voltage is 2x higher in EU.
773275
If the power is 220 to 240 then the answer is yes, provided you have the proper adapter. We actually have two one for the US and one for Europe. This is an excellent Hair Dryer.
384277
I'm not sure if this tool would work in Europe; better be careful. I already had the experience when I visited the old continent finding that some of my electric appliances didn't fit. But nowadays you can purchase an adapter that covers that problem.
68719
It will depend on if the device you are powering with the adapter is capable voltage up to 240volts AC. Examples would be that most cell phones are rated for both 120 and 240 volts. On the contrary, most blow dryers are not. You can check the labels of your devices and many will tell you what voltages they will accept. If in doubt use a converter. A converter simply rectifies the voltage down to USA standard of 120 VAC, but I will say that they can be expensive! When my daughter traveled to Europe last summer, she didn't have any problems, although she didn't spend much time in Italy. Hot this helps.
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This dryer has a little switch on the handle (the circular black disc below the dryer switch) which will allow you to choose 125V or 220V. The setting I received it at is 125V (in USA). You will need a travel adapter, but other than that, it is meant for dual voltage, so it should work. I usually use the dryers the hotels have, haven't bothered to carry one with me. Hope this helps.
1485507
There is currently one for sale on eBay that was evidently purchased in Italy, and thus will work on 220. http://www.ebay.com/itm/BaByliss-Pro-Volare-V2-Red-Hair-Dryer-/321341869601
1925262
You could, but remember it is only good for small devises i. e. electric razor, tooth brush. Do not try to plug in a curling iron or hair dryer. Hair dryers are 800 watts this transformer is capable of only 150 watts. When going to Europe you cannot use any heating device on their system from the USA.Cell phone and computer chargers will operate in Europe using just an adapter.