Will it work in Italy? And it states 2 brushes , what do they look like?
930869
It worked great in France, when you flip the switch to European electricity. You still need an electrical adaptor for wall plug.
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)
930871
It's me again...one more comment. Of course, you have to make sure the curling brush you buy is DUAL VOLTAGE.
48357
I u sed it in Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg and it worked well. Haven't tried it in Italy and Portugal - check the one of the websites for which plugs work in each country.
850646
I used it in Italy. Think some countries may have different voltage...so not sure on others.
192056
Hi, i think so. I have an adapter kit that I keep in my suitcase for this reason. But I travel to France and can't remember what the prongs are like in Italy. I think they may be similar. Sorry I can't give you a definite answer.
2056638
It worked well in Rome and with an adapter, it worked in Venice. But Venice has a very old electrical system.
1744394
Yes. They have the same plugs as Italy and Spain... I used this in both. Have a nice trip~
1155624
yes it does, I use it in Italy and it works perfectly, the adapter switches automatically...
750496
It worked great in France. You may need a plug adapter. I am taking it to Italy next week.
75145
I have only used it in England. If you have the correct plug, it should work in Italy.Stanley
696403
It will work in Italy if you take along a plug adapter for Europe. It has 2 round prongs to plug into the Italian outlet. Then you plug the flat iron into the adapter. You do not need a converter, because the flat iron has the conversion built in.
489917
It all depends on the region you are in. I noticed there are two different diameter plug sizes. This particular plug will work in Venice. Yes, there are two plugs that will work and not be grounded. I actually have both sizes of the two pronged plugs. I know that really muddies the answer but there are two diameter two pronged plugs out there. Sorry this isn't more help.
2056640
Yes and no. It will work with *some* outlets in Italy. Most hotels will have two types: the standard 3-pins in a vertical row Italian outlet, and the 2-pins in a recessed circle outlet that is a EU standard. This will only plug into the EU-style outlets. The hotels I stayed in only had 1 EU-style outlet, and I had to search the room for it! (one was by the thermostat, and the other was under the desk (vs. the 3-pin outlets at desk-height). Hope that helps! =)
192054
Hi Diane - I believe you will need a converter or adapter in Italy as purchase the adapter is not included.
335007
You must look on your power supply, charger. Most of the newer ones are made for an input of 50-60 cycles 110-240 volts AC input(they usually use switching technology). Should work ok. Italy uses 50 cycles at 240 volts AC if I remember correctly.
1076888
I happen to be in Italy and it works fine on the iPhone 4, the Ipad, and the IPhone 5s. I assume it will work properly for you too. Be sure to take a plug converter with you to plug the wall charger into the wall. No need for any other equipment.
956793
Philips sells a 220 charger stand for not much; I bought mine about 10 years ago, though. I just wrote them and asked if they had it, and they sent it by mail. Worked fine in Italy and France. Still works.
1963507
you mean google doesn't know?! I thought it was Italy but can't be certain. The bristles may come from boars in China (no, really - not kidding - that's how I remember it) this product is offered directly from the manufacturer on line so I believe that will say.