does it wortk 220 V? and how does the headset charge?
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I have the LS6475-3 version and it runs on 110 volts only. The adapter that plugs in to the power outlet converts the voltage to 6 volts to charge the handsets and headset. You could probably find a 220 volt power adapter that would do the same conversion at an electronics store. Also, VTECH may sell a 220 volt version. You could contact them by phone after getting the number from the internet for what ever country you are in. The headset sits in a slot on the base near the handset and is held in place by a hidden magnet. It charges in this slot and a blue light comes on when it is fully charged (red while charging). The headset is excellent. I use the over the head band, but it comes with several over the ear holders also. I am very happy with the whole system.
1863656
Don't know about the 220, I am assuming you need a converter. The headset charges when resting on the stand
1863657
110 and the head set charges on base. Charge lasts all day. Would need to get an adapter for 220. I only get complaints about mike if I go out side with it
1863658
It does work on 220 (just need an adapter plug) and the headset charges when it sits on the base like in the picture. But the headset gives this echo sound to the people you talk to and you can't adjust the mic sound.
1863659
The hand held devices are charged by a re-chargeable battery. The base acts as a charging station, which means that when the hand held sets and headset sit in the base they're charging. There is no rechargeable battery in the headset. It simply charges by the base.
1863660
The head set sort of precariously sits on a magnetic charging dock on the top right of the phone dock. I find that the full head headset is a little cumbersome. to charge and not fall out of the magnetic groove. Best would be if there was a over ear piece like pictured, but I didn't get one of those.220 V I assume you need a converter as well.
1242785
It does not. That would be a nice feature to include an adaptor to power the headset from the cell phone or wall jack instead of the PC. I plan to look for an adaptor to enable that.
1784183
On the back of the transmitter there is a short wire with a 90 degree plug. The right ear on the headset has a place to plug in this plug. Turn the transmitter on and it will charge the batteries.
1670029
Any USB adapter can charge it. Pick one up from any gas station or Walmart/Target. Doesn't matter, most put out more than 500ma which is more than enough to charge the headset.
1163036
No voltage indication on the actual toothbrush. On the charger 100-240 Volts 50/60 Hz. Amazing toothbrush. Buy heads as well. Soft heads are very hard to find, mostly just STANDARD heads. Non-Philips heads I do not recommend, I have been there too. Let me know if you find SOFT heads somewhere. Thanks. gary777888@yahoo.com
1571505
These headphones are charged via the typical wall-wart charger which plugs into the back of the charging stand and then into a wall plug at the other end. The wall-wart charger can take 220V so you are good to go.
2037388
No, the headset unit itself takes only a proprietary connector. It includes a regular USB adapter with a power adapter to plug into a wall outlet. You would really benefit from getting the separate hard case for it, which *does* take a standard micro-USB charger.
469661
It SHOULD work, but the one I bought was broken. If you don't have the headset adapter yet just buy one of those, one comes in the box and it works.
194980
it does work to charge my blue tooth headset, so it should work with your device. the trick with charging: make sure you plug this directly into a USB power converter (from a wall outlet) or directly into a USB port ON your computer. be careful with plugging it into a USB HUB, splitter, or dongle (daisy chaining your USB connection). HUBS. splitters, and dongles are notorious for NOT passing through power to the device (or enough power for charging purposes), so if you find it does not work, try plugging the cable directly into the charger or the port ON the computer and that should change your result!
555983
Hi. Am not sure whether my model is the new or older one. It did come with a wall charger but I normally just plug the micro USB cord to a free USB port on the computer to charge. Am satisfied with the headset. No major issues. No more hassle with wires. In addition to using it with my phone, I paired it with an ASUS tablet and PS3.
2065658
It won't charge if it is fully charged. The headset has a lithium battery, so no problems with overcharging and its attendant memory effect. However, do not overcharge the carry case, since it does have a NiCad battery tech that suffers from memory effect.
628586
I just tried it to make sure. Because it has very few indicators, I wasn't sure it was actually charging. I have used the BTH220 when the battery was completely drained, but I haven't been in that situation with the bth240. I turned on the headset (the led blinks blue) and plugged in the charger. The headset automatically turned off and the led turned red. I turned the headset back on and the led stayed red, but also blinked blue. It is tough to tell for sure, but I believe it will work.
1746449
The headset comes with a usb 3.5mm headphone cable . You simply plug the cable into a usb port and charge for about 30 minutes for a 4 to 5 hour battery life. Hope I helped (:
711277
This is a rechargeable headset. Can't remember whether there are rechargeable batteries in there (I assume there are), but I use the headset for maybe two hours a day and always replace it on the charger. Really like it.
1206949
There is an audio (analog) out socket, but not specially for headsets. I think the other answers give more information than I have.
1237396
Never had an issue with the charger, however most of the time I charge it using my computer usb port. These were the best headsets, I wish they weren't discontinued.
1265229
Charge it using a computer or USB adapter box that plugs in the wall. If still not charging you got a defective headset as I did.