Do you need to switch the settings when traveling? Or do you just use an adapter?
1446123
You only need to use the adapter. No need to switch settings. It does it automatically.
1446124
You would just need to use an adapter. And, when I was in Madrid, my hotel room already had adapters in the outlets. Hope this is helpful.
1446125
no you need an adapter for the European plugs if you travel but don't need to press any buttons on the flat iron to change settings...just plug in !
409752
If you use it in U.S., you do not need a converter actually. Just do not use the biggest mode. Dry or set mode is enough, at least for me.
795849
Yes just plug it in like a pair of headphones. I use it with my iPhone often when I am traveling.
839145
I have had the same problem with mine and simply bought an adapter on Amazon for a few bucks. What is your country, I will give you the reference you need...
480243
Nope. I am using it without adapter or voltage converter now and it works fine. May be little loose though... But still working fine at home, at gym, everywhere...
842606
It's definitely not good for travel. I mean it depends how you look at it. I find it annoying that the wire is very long and the plug is huge. It makes is very inconvenient
695313
There are multiple adapters to hook it up to about anything. BUT, mine failed to hold a charge after 2 uses. I tried several ways to contact the company and the vendor and never got a reply. So I spent all that money to use it for 2 airline flights. I would not recommend it.
1567376
You will need to get a converter to use this item internationally. Inexpensive, it is worth having for your assorted travel items.
1695508
Relax, it works. Just get yourself a nice pack of international adapters and you are good to go.
263378
No, but you need an adapter for whatever country you are visiting outside of USA.
667174
Just get a converter that you would use with any 110 v device in other countries. Available at any airport store that sells electronic accessories.
1695507
Joe, I use a Brookstone plug adaptor(with interchangeable plugs to work for where ever you are) then plug this into that. The great thing about this powerstrip is that 3 devices + a usb can be plugged in simultaneously. The combination has been invaluable to me travelling in Europe and Australia. Hope this helps.
1865041
I wouldn't unplug it, as you run the risk of forgetting to plug it back in.As you start using it, you can start defining locations as Business or Non Business ("private").Then the systems starts automatically defining trips as Business or Personal based upon your Start/Stop points.Also, if you travel from Client One, stop at the grocery store (for example), then continue on to Client Two, you can combine the two trips so that it only appears as Client One->Client Two.(You will need to manually adjust any extra miles you drove to get to the personal stop)
1998028
I'm not sure. It did say it had an adapter for traveling outside the U.S. and a strange looking adapter did come with it but I just left it in the box and didn't really look at is since I figured that's what it was. The seller is REALLY nice and informative. I would contact him to find out for sure. Have a Great Day :)
1134813
I use it in the US and everything I have used in the US I've been able to use when I travel in Canada as we have the same set up. Europe it wouldn't work without an adapter, but the US and Canada, yes, it works.
1549035
I used a converter with built-in plug adapter. If you just change the plug you still have too much voltage (220) and could fry your laptop.
701213
I have not done this but, the directions say to just connect it as a 110 volt system instead of the 220 system and it changes it's self automatically.