Please explain the "Induction charging with international charger." How does this work in the USA?
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The induction charger is just magnetic charger that attaches to the handle. The AC adapter is built to work in the US but also has conversion plugs for overseas use for travelling. Thanks, Dr. Bhoom
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It does work in US. I'm in IL and it works great! The charger will shut off onc it notices the battery is already charged.
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I am from Ecuador and I do not know which charged do you usually use, but the charger that I receive works in my country you can see the model in the following link:http://img2.mlstatic.com/cargador-original-sony-usb-xperia-x8-x10-xperia-z-ultra-zl-z_MLA-O-4855289629_082013.jpg
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Get a QUALITY international travel charger. It will cover the majority of countries.
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Looks like they are referring to the DC charging input on the i2 charger. I never had a problem, and this type of plug/socket arrangement (coaxial plug & socket) can be deceiving. As long as the plug is not to loose and does not have to be forced in, and it works, it should give reliable service.
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I comes with an international 2 pin charger and an adapter for the region you are. i have an american adapter but i think you will receive the uk version
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If you look at the fine print on the charger that came with it, it should read that the input is 115 - 240 volts which will work in any country. Sometimes you need an adapter, but they are easy to find where ever you are at and much cheaper than buying adapters here for foreign countries. Also, you should have gotten an adapter with it for plugging into the lighter socket on a car. If you rent a car, charge it there. Hope this helps.
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Hi Anais, The plug on the charger is good for the US and Japan. The charger will work in every country with the proper adapter. So if you are in Europe, UK other countries you do not need anything else .
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He should have asked what kind of charger. It seems as though there are some issues with this being an international charger and it coming with the European one, not the U.S. Perhaps Amazon could pair it up with a U.S. charger option.
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I don't know, but, in my experience this charger works very good in USA and when I went to South America (where the electric power is 220V) and Taiwan (Asia, their electric power is 110V) it works perfectly too, hope my answer can be helpful to you!
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The 3rd party charger that came with the package came with an overseas adapter. I assume it's for 240V.
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The charger has a standard American oulet. You might could use one of those expensive adapters--you don't have to recharge very often.
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Jason, all I can say is that is worked in my USA home plug. The charger does not directly plug into the outlet, but has a cord. hope this helps
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I don't know, looking through the manual, there's no mention of charging in Europe. So I'm assuming the answer would be a "No."
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Yes, with the caveat that if you're in the states, it comes with a EUROPEAN-style charger which does NOT work on american outlets unless you go out and buy a different charger or adapter.
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You don't need to get that. It's way easier simply to buy an International Power Adapter and then you have it almost worldwide. I use the one at eForCity Universal World Wide Travel Charger Adapter Plug, White everywhere.
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I bought one on Amazon from seller Photoland NY and I received a charger with a Euro type plug, the charger is rated for 100-240 Volts AC so it's just a matter of the plug not fitting the wall socket, if you are buying from a Japanese seller you will not have this problem, I would suggest you ask what type charger it comes with if dealing with non Japanese sellers.