Does this work with iphones or do I need a Voltage converter as well?
1090596
this would work with an i phone. i use these to charge my apple macbook air and i pad. there is no need for a voltage converter.
1090597
My boyfriend used this with his iPhone charger, and it seemed to work just fine. :)
2217326
I also have an iPhone. It was inconsistent, worked in some outlets and not others. Probably had more to do with differences in wiring than this adapter. Don't know about Israel
1659173
Charging depends on what you're charging. Ipods/iphones that are 5v yes, older ipods/iphones that are 12v, no.
2159945
I don't think so if this works as a converter, It works globally to deliver the full 2.1 AMP charge to smartphones or ipad/iPhone:Input Voltage 110 V AC / 220 V ACPlease visit the following URLs for detailed specifications:http://www.provantage.com/kensington-k38120ww~7KNS90YE.htmhttps://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10757938/mfg_partno/K38120WWGood Luck!
957998
It should. This is just a plug adaptor. There are no electronics involved. It will enable your US two or three-prong plug to fit in a European or English socket. The voltage adaptor/transformer is part of your charging system. I have taken an iPhone to England and successfully used it there with this adaptor. However to be really sure, look at the specs on your charger. It should say 120/240v. If it just says 120v, this will not be sufficient.
726311
This uses standard USB 5 V/ 1 A conversion. You'll need to have an iPhone that accepts a USB cable. I'm sure Apple makes a USB cable. So, it will work.
1309280
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AF51L9Y?ref_=sr_1_1&qid;=1383864884&sr;=8-1&keywords;=iphone%205%20converterThat one is fine. Any of the converters work fine. I have the cheapest one and haven't had any problems.
1679935
No it will not work for any device that is less than 50 watts which your devices are under. Note most iPads, iPods etc are already dual voltage so you don't need this converter - you just an adapter plug to go from the pin configuration in the foreign country to the US flat pin configuration . Search for plug adapters on Amazon there are many for 3-5 $.
1416670
I agree with Seattleman's comments. This unit/set is an adapter. I used it in Ireland and Italy for charging an iPhone and it worked as intended.
152044
i don't know the answer to your volt question, but the iphone plug works. I've used it.
281671
Any iPhone charger (5 volts out at 1 Amp) works beautifully. You'll need a USB to micro-USB cable.
589952
As others have said, this does not convert voltage. However you should check your electronics' power adapter labels because many consumer electronics like iPhones and MacBooks have a charger that does the conversion. On the other hand an iPhone can be charged using one of the USB outputs, so no worries there.
76145
Worked on our iPhones in Ireland. Just be sure whatever you plug into it says it is good for 220 volts.
1424620
You will need an adapter for the plug, but that's all--no voltage converter needed.
2194891
No wall plug included, it's just the unit and no converter needed as long as your plug is dual voltage. All iPhone plugs are dual voltage .
55686
iPhones 5 and up changed the power plug, so you would need the adapter for them, the Sony only accepts the older plug
836232
This is not a converter. It is a plug adapter. If you have a smart phone you will not need the converter. If you have an appliance , you will need to plug your appliance in to the converter then plug the converter into the adapter.