Sorry, I know others have asked similar questions, but I want to be clear. Can we safely charge a US smart phone in the UK using only this device?
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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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It isn't wise trying to use a charger that is specific for a smartphone on a different device. I tried using a cell phone charger on a digital camcorder that ruined the camcorder. Don't even try it, in my opinion.
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Mine came with an adapter for plugging into other electrical outlets than the U.S. standards, so I am assuming it will be ok in UK. I have not tried it to verify though.
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Yes, this one has a 3-pronged plug that goes into a US 3-prong, but if you have a UK adapter you should be able to use it.
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Thanks for the interest. Voltage is not an issue as all phones now comes compatible most parts of the world. Since 2008, more than 50% all phone shipments from us is to USA buyers with same voltage and they all had been using fine. These comes with 100-240v. The area of concern is, these comes with 3 PIN Plug whilst in USA you have 2 PIN Plug. What we do is giving all USA customer a Free UK to USA adaptor which resolve this. See attached. We ship via fedex and delivery to USA within 1-2 working days. Thank you. RegardsKICKmobiles
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Hi Dianna, According to my research the US uses 110v and the UK uses 240v. No the US version will not be suitable for the UK. Try finding a adaptor that will change your voltage to 110v.
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No. The dual sim version is sold on the UK. You might still be able to get it in the US if you search hard
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Yes. Your US plug fits into the adapter, and then you can plug the whole thing into the UK socket. Works fine for smartphone, laptop. NOTE - if you're using this for a hairdryer, curling iron, etc., you will also need a power-voltage adapter. I've found it easier (and safer) to just buy a travel hairdryer, curling iron, etc. through Amazon that can handle US and UK voltage.
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I imagine the plug is less important than the voltage. The US used 110 volts. If you use the same power as the UK you might be better off looking on Amazon.co.uk. Good luck!
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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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Hi Connie The adapter will not work in the UK so you will need to get a plug adapter for England. The charger itself is self regulating and will work with 220 voltage in England. Blue Nook
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Idk the answer to the current question but you can charge your phone through the USB ports. Almost every phone in the US comes with a USB charger
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Yes. I've not had any trouble using this item in the US. I am very happy with the purchase.
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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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i bought the phone from the US , i went back to europe and bought two 220v 7.5v universal AC adapaters for 5$ each , and that's it ! it works fine ! just make sure the ac adapaters are over 500ma
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This device isn't designed to charge anything. That being said, I don't think it -could- charge anything even if you tried. I too was worried about the USB male port on it sticking out too far and breaking, but just keep it somewhere where there's not a whole lot that can happen to it (like, not in your pocket)
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Since it charges via USB, you can charge it with any USB charger that can be used over seas. Check your chargers for an input voltage of 100-240V. All of my USB chargers are capable (Apple, plantronics, ASUS, Nook.) Keep in mind that the prongs are different in Europe and UK. There are plug adapters that you can plug into the end of the USB charger.