will this work in switzerland?
941055
It should, if you buy a German to Switz adapter for the wall outlet. Because the end of the cable of the step up/down has the German outlet version which again is different from switz. But other than that I see no reason why it shouldn't.
941056
It should! It's supposed to convert from 110V to 220V and also from 220V to 110V. I'm using mine in the US where it is 110V 60Hz. I'm using it on the equipment I brought with me from Norway that was made for 220V 50Hz. There's a switch in the front to select what input voltage you're connecting to. I've had mine for almost 2 years and haven't had any problems with it at all.
2084251
Yes it will, it works anywhere with a solid internet connection, client of mine travels with hers from Bermuda to France to Malta and just plugs it in and voila she has IPTV
1640458
I'm not sure. You'd have to check their website. I have only used their service in Europe, with mixed results.
2108698
It should work as long as you have an adapter for the plugs. Worked very well in Thailand.
1335853
Yes it will work in Greece and most places in Europe as well. I found them to work perfectly.
1288495
It's a pretty cool little gadget. It worked for us in the Netherlands and France. It has changeable parts so I imagine it would.
1516231
This will work in France where they have E type outlets. It will not work in the UK where they use G type outlets.
598224
Yes it worked in Europe for me however your service provider will probably charge you a lot in roaming fees. Hope this helps.
1835000
I am not sure friend ...But its unlocked so mostly it should work anywhere implies it should aslo work in france :)
496753
Thank you for your assistance guys. It actually depends on where you bought the unit depending on the country's standards.If you bought this in the UK or Europe then it will work.
2068108
It sould work. The kit includes all international plugs that are interchangable. Our team went to Germany and had no problems.
1433003
Its power supply has input 110-220 and out put 12VDC - 2A, so I think it will work in your country
71672
I just came back from Germany and it worked great. Yes it should also work in Greece.
453368
I used mine in Switzerland and Europe and had no problems. All I need was the prong adapter for each country I went to. It automatically adapted
1538351
Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and when you travel there. Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and... » Read More Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and when you travel there. « Show Less
11132
I do not know for sure. If the foreign country has the standard WIFI frequency I would think it would work well.
1260399
I do not think so unless Zurich uses the same kind of electrical system as used in the United States. My advice to you is to buy a 220 converter. Best of luck