Looking for product to charge IPhone for grandson traveling to Scotland. Will not be plugging into wall outlet during the week trip will this work?
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this charger plugs in wall outlet of American standard, he'll have to buy a small adapter at any radioshack or airport shop or at his hotel, this is the best multi charging device i've tried & i've used many:):) its an excellent value for money & the only compact charger that has 20W of power & it doesn't get hot from usage .. it also comes with two micro USB cables, u can make them a lightening cable by buying the adapter at amazon (micro usb to lightning adapter, tiny one, looks like a nail but its for $15, only buy Amazon Basics or Apple made adapters, other cheap stuff are dangerous).
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This is a charger not a battery. So you need to buy an adaptor for European outlets. And plug it to a wall and use it to charge your phone.
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Don't think so....Disney and airports and restaurants provide places to plug into and charge up, so; I had no problem extending battery use via break times, so not an issue! Get out there and have fun!
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USB. Although if you're like me, you already have plenty of adapters that take a USB and let you plug them into the wall. If not, Amazon sells plenty of em -- something like this would be more than sufficient: http://www.amazon.com/iFlash-Ports-Charger-Apple-iPhone/dp/B0080XGJPY
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Yes. For very long road trips, we have even plugged a power strip in to it and have several plugs. (So you can use your wall charger if you have to)
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No, this will not work in Ireland. You'll need a Type G adapter as shown here:Ceptics 3 Outlet Travel Adapter Plug Type G for UK, Hong Kong
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It works fine. I have no problem charging mine via a wall outlet..it's the only way I've charged it. Hope this helps!
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Robert, This device only plugs into USB port. It does NOT plug into a regular outlet. Purchase an outlet plug USB converter (similar to an iPod outlet charger), and plug into the wall that way. Mathew
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I've got them all over the house and I haven't found a USB device they won't charge yet. I can tell you they successfully charge various smartphones, wireless speakers as well as the larger iPad that requires 2 amp power bricks.On a side note, we had an electrician over for something unrelated and he loved them. He said it's the best USB wall plug he's used yet.
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Do a search on forums at www.motionbased.com. There is alot of information. Apparently there are ipod mini chargers that will do the job, without having to build it yourself.
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My granddaughters used it to charge their iphones and ipads. So not really sure think they just charge.
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Anne Plug the included cable into a USB port on your computer or use a wall adapter with a micro USB connector or USB connection on the wall adapter itself. Let it charge over night/8-12 hours. I charge mine every night along with my iPhone but every other night should do just fine. Hope this helps.
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Use your regular cable that runs up from the bottom and will work just fine. I have charged iPad, iPod and also my Andriod on it so far and just had to change the cable. There are 2 USB ports so you can actually charge 2 things at once. Hope this helps
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Yes, the IPhone will not let you over charge. You can use a IPad wall charger but the IPhone is only going to charge at 5w. You should run the battery down to almost 0 once a month. This will help with battery health.
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Robert,This device only plugs into USB port. It does NOT plug into a regular outlet. Purchase an outlet plug USB converter (similar to an iPod outlet charger), and plug into the wall that way.Mathew
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Mine has been in my work backpack now for several weeks and still has enough charge to power up my iphone and ipad. Best I can do I haven't managed to kill it yet. I do periodically when I think about it, and that isn't very often, plug it in, and that is just for ten or fifteen minutes lets say maybe once or twice a week. Hope this helps.
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I haven't had to charge mine very often but I'd say an iPhone/iPad charger would work great. You just have to have the right USB cable, which I believe would be a USB Micro.
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Input- 110-240v 50/60HzOutput- DC 4.6v DC 500 mAThe power isn't a problem so much, any USB cord port should charge it at varied speeds. The wall adapter is by far the easiest and fastest charge option... the tiny little port on the helicopter itself is the catch. It's size is very specific and not like any of the standardized Iphone adapters.