Will this work to charge a smart phone and or pre-paid phone in Ireland/Dublin?
1981931
It worked for me in Scotland, so I can it imagine it would work in Ireland also
1981932
The OREI will allow you to plug your phone charger unit into the socket provided by the power distribution system in Ireland. You have to look carefully at your phone charging unit to see if it allows for 100 - 240 VAC at 50 - 60 Hz. If not you will need a voltage converter to convert the 220 VAC in Ireland to 110-120 VAC. Most of the better hotels in Ireland provide a 110 VAC outlet near the work station area.
1981933
My iPhone had no problem. I think most if not all smart phones are made to take either 110 or 220 so they can be sold worldwide without having to change voltage requirement. Same thing for my MacBook Air. Be careful with other appliances such as hair dryers and electric tooth brushes and the like.
1981934
Yes, it does work in Ireland. You can use it to charge an iPhone or other apple products. I don't know whether other smart phone chargers also have converters built in or whether they would need a converter. Any other appliance would need a converter.
561748
Yes it will charge devices including this phone that I'm responding on. It needs an added dedicated power supply to provide enough voltage for devices needing a "powered USB hub" say a kindle fire for example.
2140571
Yes. Just use the slider to pick the right "prongs" for the country that you are in, then plug in your USB devices into the two ports. I used it just this way while I was in Europe. Better yet, now that I'm back in the USA, I simply use the US Prongs and I'm still using it to charge my iPhone and iPad every night.
2233922
I used it to charge my iPhone/iPad I think anything will charge as long as it's a USB charger. It worlds great!
2001321
It should. I have used it to charge a number of Androids and Kindle and my Verizon MiFi as well as my iPhone. Works great.
316644
Last summer, I used two of these to power up and charge all my dual voltage appliances. I used them in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. No problems! I found the hotel-provided hairdryers to be very unsatisfactory and was so glad I had brought my own.
692574
Yes it will! That is the phone I have and i use it to charge it. We also use it to charge my husband's 3G iPhone.
1117388
I use it to charge an iPhone 5 without any error messages. It should be fine.
713984
Dont know. It should have a built in fuse inside. Typically should be able to deliver iphone/iPad/Samsung 5mA type charges.Just dont try to run vacuum cleaner or power tool device thru it.Sam
1608215
I use it to charge both my work iPhone and my personal Galaxy S4 Mini......it works great for both.
1474690
Yes,very well. we used both of ours throughout Europe, so we would not harm our 2 iPads in their current. they are great for iPads. full charge will charge a 20% iPad and 20% iPhone at the same time. i used it also on our kindle fire hdx and Nokia phone and worked great too. used Europe current with adapters to recharge, better to lose a 50 dollar charger than a thousand dollar iPad. you'll be pleased.
730076
You will have too USB port and it will give one one amp and the second 3.1 be aware from this charger ones you connect your iPhone to it it will charge for little bit thin it goes off by it sell and you have tou switch on every few minut!It's westing money DONT BUY IT!!
2154986
The device simply has two USB ports. So anything that plugs into a USB will work. I have used mine in New Zealand, Australia and the US with my iPad, iPad Mini and iPhone 4S all worked perfectly. And by the way, the charging cable for the IPad Mini is the same as for the iPhone 5 so I see no reason this charging device would not work.I have Ben VERY satisfied with the two I have.
1967777
hello of that I do not know. Used it to charge apple laptop and phone in Italy.best
1679929
It worked in Ireland with my cell phone. i did not have an I-pad, I-pod or a computer with me, (I'm old school and don't like to carry all that stuff when traveling) I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work with them. I do recommend leaving all of those at home and lift your head up and actually talk to the Irish people when you are in Ireland. You stare at the electronic stuff when you return to the States, Lol!
1293533
As long as the plug in wire has not changed from the previous model iphone wire that also charges the phone it should work. Its worth a try, if it does not just return it. I hope this helped.
1135007
You will need to provide a 110 volt USB charger like the one used to charge smart phones.