will this phone work in Portugal? Will I be able to charge the phone in the elecrtical socket used in Portugal?
508164
This phone is quad band, it worked in France, I assume it will also work in Portugal. The power adapter for this phone also work with 220V 60Hz. You may need a plug adapter but it should work in Portugal.
2065256
As far as I know, since the charger is a USB plug, if Europe has transformers that would convert to standard (assuming USB power is standardized world wide) it should work from the transformer (like ones used to charge your phone). Alternatively, standardized USB port on the computer should charge it too.
2247043
This Samsung phone can be used in any country whose mobile provider uses the GSM network and transmits in any of the four bands. The charger's input voltage is 100-240V which will therefore be OK. The pins on the charger is rounded and is made to plug in to some European outlets. It comes with an adapter for the charger to suit the North American market. It may be best to buy a Universal adapter if your are going to travel in Europe as the electrical outlets (as in England) are different.
2114630
it shold work , i've bought my phone in usa , and it work fine here in europe (bulgarija)
2029379
I am not sure if Chile is different from the rest of the world. But I think as long as you are on planet Earth and you have coverage by your mobile provider, this phone should work anywhere. :)
1636
it will work anywhere in the world, but please read my review on the device before you buy.
2159921
it should work because it is a world phone, but we don't know much about that country so you are advised to ask the cellular operation or consult some one there.
1280111
Hi Adrine, Cuurently I am using this phone in India and it is working pretty well. It will work in Europe as well. I don't think of any reason why it should not work in Europe.
1340200
I believe your ability to use the phone in another country, depends on your cellular provider and your contract restrictions. The phone itself is a "world phone" and the hardware will work anywhere, but if your contract doesn't cover international calls, you will be hit with huge cellular and data upcharges.
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It will not work in europe unless you have a conveter. You can buy them at radio shack. If you are renting a car and have a car charger you can actually take your usb cable and plug it into the side of the charger and put the battery in it and it will charge. i have done this. This is a awesome product
1711688
I purchased the phone for Europe. You can contact the seller for this question, even though if it's unlocked, it should work anywhere
1506262
Yes. The phone was unlocked and should work in your country with no issues.
809901
the phone should work in regions on the phone setting brazil is listed and also the lanquage in phone also lists portugese hope this answers your question
1114487
Yes it would work with european electricy. Chargers of phones and laptops are universal(100v-240v)Or you can just use your main charger.what matters is the output power whom is 4v to 5v on all phones.
1048793
As this is a quad band unlocked GSM phone, don't see why it shouldn't work throughout Europe/Middle East/Asia, as long as you insert a local cell service provider SIM card. But remember this is a basic phone, no bluetooth, wifi, or camera/video; only calls & text!
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Hi Edward, this phone will work world wide, dependant only on your service provider offering service (either directly or through a third-party) in that area.This phone was originally intended for European and Asian based users who can currently make use of the new 3G technology features. These features will not work in the US at this time however, but they claim this will soon be changing.Regards,CharlieCMiT SystemsFor more reviews of the latest cellular phones please visit http://www.cellphoneranking.com/
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I think that with a compatible power source or adapter (110 VAC) and Wi-Fi connection you should be able to use this in a foreign country. This particular model is available with a cellular option (AT&T;) - for that you'd need to check with your local carrier for compatibility.