Can I use it to charge a French Blackberry? My niece is visiting from France and I don't want to fry her phone or phone charger.
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Cell phone chargers usually are 110-240V, and you will not need voltage converter for that. Check before using
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I'm not sure how much power the Blackberry charger needs but in my case I found this Simran Converter practically useless as it is not able to give enough output to serve 50 Watt device for which I originally planned to use it. I don't know who put that ridiculous '100 Watt' in the description.
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I would not use this product.. It fried my toothbrush and electric shaver. The settings we correct.
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Hello...I believe it will. I have not been to france but looking it up its the same as European countries and India. Its round prongs and 220 volts. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070805110627AAhK77P... So yes you need to program it to STEP UP, just move it to the switch that says 110 - 220. Basically it will put in the 110v from the US and increase it to 220 so the france appliance will work. In the US most things don't fry, it will just not work because there is not enough juice. ALSO, most cell phones come with adaptors, if it says 110-220 or 110-240 (as long as 110 is in the range) then as long as you just have the pin converter. The round france prongs/pins to the straight pins of the US plugs then the phone charger adaptor will give it enough juice without needing a converter. Let us know if it worked and post your results.
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If the Blackberry uses a USB charger cable, then the voltages are exactly the same at the phone. USB is standard. You can plug the phone into the USB port on any computer or use any USB charger.
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I am not sure. I did not travel to France with this adapter. You may need to research the electrical outlets there. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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I'm not clear as to why you would want to use the iCarrier that way but yes it will work. My wife uses her iCarrier instead of using a wall outlet to charge her iPhone. It will charge her phone for many weeks without a recharge. If you are charging several USB devices at once, use a splitter. Remember also that battery packs have a recharge cycle life span.
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If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no. You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
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i am not 100% sure, but u can pretty much charge any thing that charges through USB, its not just for specific phones, if ur usb can charge it, this should be able to.
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This is rechargeable. I do not know if it will work with a Blackberry. I would guess so. It worked with an iPhone 3GS, Samsung Galaxy S4, and now an LG G2 phone. Hope this helps.
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I've used it with several USB-chargeable devices, the only problem I had was when I tried to charge two iPads (original model) and two iPhones. I don't have any Blackberry devices but I don't see where they would be a problem, unless you reach the amp rating limits that I did.
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I wouldn't want anybody to fry their device. That port is designed to handle tablets and larger devices. I have used it on my regular phone and it seemed like it actually charged it faster but I couldn't say whether it's advisable to assume that every device is compatible. Try it at your own risk.
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I do not see why not. I have charged different electronics and never had a problem.I love mine. Comes in very handy when you are not able to plug in a wall or traveling.
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There are two USB ports. You can charge both an iPhone and a Blackberry at the same time as long as you have the proper cable for the device to charge via USB. One end of each cable will be USB and the other will be the micro or mini USB for the particular Blackberry model and the 30-pin or Lightning connector for the iPhone.
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you can used a very, very common charger many people use for their smart/android phone. I believe it's called the micro-USB charger. I use the same charger for my blackberry to charge up the keyboard. simply take the keyboard to walmart, radio shack, etc and see which charger will fit into the base of the keyboard.
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You can charge it with 230 but you'll have to get http://www.amazon.com/Simran-200-Converter-International-Blackberry/dp/B000W9DJ1Q/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_z reduces it to 110V.
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I have used the 2.1 amp port to charge my Blackberry cell phone and it is really quick. However, it can really damage the battery if left on it too long. I take it off after about half an hour and so far I haven't had any problems.
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Yes, you can. This item has UK plug, and has 1A USB output, it's suitable to charge your smart phone.
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I don't think so but a samsung galaxy charger or a blackberry charger should work
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I'm actually using a spare one for that function now. HOWEVER, it will only charge items at the USB limit of 500mA per port. Most true chargers are capable of 700mA to 1000mA depending on the device.
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As long as your blackberry can use 5volts at 1 amp or 2 amps, it should work fine. There are 2 each of 5 volts/1 amp and 5 volts/2amps. I put 4 self-stick rubber feet on the bottom and it's perfect for what I need.