Is the voltage compatible for Italy?
1581704
I very much doubt it. It is made for U.S. power which is 110. I think if you want it for use in Italy, you would have to buy it in Europe where they have 220 volts.
288989
No, it is a 115. volt device, but check with Brentwood maybe the have a EU compatible unit, I am not aware of one. Jerry
454034
Probably if you have a converter but since it never worked for me, I wouldn't bother taking it to Italy.
1547003
These will work in France and Italy. For England you'll the following adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Ceptics-Grounded-Universal-Plug-Adapter/dp/B0080R95XI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432916852&sr=8-1&keywords=uk+adapter
1531816
I'm not sure what the electrical standards are in Italy. I only used it in France. What I found in France was that though this has two dryer settings (high and low), only the high setting worked when using the dryer there while both settings worked in the US. I'd recommend you research to see if france and Italy have the same standards before purchasing. Hope this helps.
1697042
Yes, I have used the dryer in Europe, including Italy, by switching from its U.S. voltage setting to its Europe voltage. You would need a plug adapter, of course.
916028
No.. Mine arrived and only compatible with European outlets.Returned for refund
26613
Yea, this is most definitely not dual voltage although it says so. I took it to Europe under the assumption it was. I also used a converter and it still died on me.
1096239
Can't verify, but works in Italy and Spain with an adapter. It is both 115v and 220v which is the US and Europe standards respectively. With proper adapter (not transformer) it should work.
254405
Hi Miranda - they said it was "European" and worked in Italy - it didn't. The prongs were not far enough apart. I did have a friend who loaned me a power strip which also had two USB ports for phone charging - that is the way to go
192057
I am now using it in Hong Kong (220V) and I need an adapter as the pins of the plug are different. Depends on what kind plug/pins do the sockets in Italy allow, you probably need an adapter which you can easily purchase in the market.
2194857
Yes. I used only the plug adapter in Italy. Most electronics do the automatic converting nowadays.
1252335
Hi Saida. Yes, this should work in Italy because it's listed as working in the European Union.
1496851
It depends on the charger's specifications. The adapter changes only the shape of the plug; it doesn't convert voltage. US voltage is 120; Italy's is 220. Many electronic components automatically switch between 120 and 220 volts; if your charger does that then it's good to go. For instance, I had no trouble whatsoever with my laptop and my smartphone charging, but my sister fried her hair dryer because it was 120 volts only.
930870
Yes, I used it in Italy last year. Works great - don't forget to change the electrical voltage to 250 on the curling iron. To save space, I only took the smaller brush. Looks just like the photo. The rows of brush bristles are spaced pretty far apart. I could not find any other dual voltage curling brush, so this one was fine. Have fun in Italy! (p.s. of course you have to use an adapter plug to fit the Italian wall receptacles - but you do NOT need a CONVERTER because the brush is dual voltage)
1996510
Yes it supports any input voltage. It's possible to use it with european plug extension, as I'm doing.
1983272
This is a plug adapter from just about any type of plug to a plug type common in Italy. This will not work in the US; you will need another plug adapter for that. However, you could plug in something that has a plug type from the US into this converter and be able to plug the converter into an outlet in Italy to use it. Also, be aware that the amount of power that a typical plug in the US outputs is different than in Italy, which means that you may need a voltage converter as well since this particular plug converter does not include a voltage converter.