Can I use on my laptop in India?
1051594
I had no probs with my iPad and iPhone by plugging them into one of these grounded adapters. You need the adapter to fit into the wall outlet. They do not change the voltage (220) but simply allow you to plug in. You may want to check that your laptop will run on 220volts (most do), but definitely check first!
583200
I think so - you would definitely need a Sim Card that can work in India. You might also need a power cord adapter to work for Indian power sockets.
1330540
I don't know if you have 220V in India. If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!
157404
Yes you can. Even the supplied power cord is "international plug ready". - ITWARZ
2184261
I used this in India for a month at 220V/50Hz and it worked perfectly fine for me. It charged fine.
2030813
You can use this abroad, though be aware that it isn't all that light or travel friendly. First, you must be able to plug this into an ethernet connection (a router, a second NIC on your computer if you have one, or a wall plug if you're in a hotel). As more and more hotels are going with wifi, you'll be able to set this up in fewer and fewer places. Second, it only works on 110-120 volts. This means you have to get more than just the standard plug adapter for foreign outlets (which are usually fine for your laptop, cell phone, ipod, etc., which most likely accept 110v-240v). Instead, you will need a voltage adapter, which are a bit pricier. You'll need one to go from 220/240 to 110/120 to use this in most parts of the world. Plus, be sure to check that the adapter is rated for the correct wattage, as most step-down adapters only provide a certain range of watts (i.e., 0-50, 50-800, 800-2400, etc). (why phillips, a european company, doesn't just make products which accept 110-240 is beyond me; well, actually, its so that they can prevent parallel imports, but that's another story). Third, because you have to plug-in both the base station and the handset station, you'll need two of the above adapters. Fourth, it's a bit clunky to carry about with you when travelling. Finally, there are some countries where government censors block skype from being used through ISPs, including (i think) china and many mid-east countries. so it won't work there. You would be much better off getting any of the numerous skype-enabled USB phones which can be purchased for about 1/3 the price of this unit, as these can just be plugged into your computer, without any power conversion issues, no matter where you are on earth (apart from the above-mentioned countries) and, so long as your computer has an internet connection, you're good to go.
1038456
It depends on how old the product you purchase is. It is pretty easy to upgrade to the latest version, and the tech support is not in India.
1160259
Yes, if the device is 220 volts which this is, it should work very well in India. You may just need to get a plug adapter for India. We are using ours in our other home in Southeast Asia with 220 volts current, and it is working perfectly. Cheers.
1330541
I don't know if you have 220V in India.If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!
1577908
I use this in India without any problems. I guess you can use in Paraguay too.
217032
It works in India as I am using it but you will need voltage converter of 240V to 110V
1146500
I don't know if you can use it in India. I used the MB520 for about six months. Good basic smart phone for the price but it has several issues. Sometimes it reboots randomly. The touchscreen is at times erratic. I have since upgraded to a better and more stable phone. My opinion-pass on this phone and get something better.
573582
It will work in India, it has 8 gigs internal memory and a slot for additional memory if you desire.
1407352
Yes you can. I used mines oversea with no problems. As long as you have Internet it works
2161578
Yes... Sure. It works nicely, I am using it in India and very happy 4 this product...
2222445
Yes you can with the newer outlets used in India you don't even need an adapter
1658278
I have used this Sony charger in other countries with 220V 50Hz AC mains, so I don't see why it should not work in India. Of course you still need an adapter plug in order to plug it into the (different sized) wall sockets.