charging in a foreign country Do I need to get a special charger or converter? Or can I just use an adapter for the prongs?
361901
You'll just need an adapter for the prongs. The tag on the charger indicates it will work with non-North American voltages, so you shouldn't need a power converter.
1588397
The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now. It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in. As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get a "Micro" USB cable though, not a "Mini" USB cable.
304976
The charger input is rated 100-240V 50/60 HZ. You do not need a converter. Just get a US to Europe adopter and plug right in.
1872473
Yes. Actually the plug prongs are made to work in the USA. The same charger can work also in other countries with the appropriate adapter, since it accepts 110 or 220 volt. The package includes an adapter that fits the electric outlets in many countries in Europe and middle east.
1912162
You have to connect the charger into converter, otherwise it will not work. Your own charger, isn't included.
1837147
I think you should be able to use it, but you got to have 2 things in mind. 1.- Voltage, this charger is auto voltage, from 100 to 240, if your country is not between that range, you cannot use it. then... 2.- the prong is the kind they use in the USA, if yours is different, you might need to buy an adapter for it.
1301394
It's a standard plug here in the states. So for it to be use over there, you will need a adapter to convert 110v to 220v.
2178081
I haven't used it in a different country, but it charges from a standard micro usb cable. Any micro usb standard smartphone charger that works in the country you're in should do the job just fine. :-)
307589
I'd take it to a local travel store and see what they recommend. Should just be a standard converter. We recently bought a universal converter for our upcoming trip to Europe! Have a nice time!
284451
Not a converter. Look at the customer images. Japanese outlets use equal-sized prongs, so you'll need an adapter for that, most likely.
1445856
I would find out what the electrical specifications are for the country you are going to and then purchase an adapter if one is needed. Should be easy enough.
2135819
The charger has a standard American oulet. You might could use one of those expensive adapters--you don't have to recharge very often.
1717484
No, you would need an adaptor for whatever country you were in to be able to plug in the USA charger. If you're from the USA, I'd assume that you'd have one for your travels and this shaver should charge fine (although I've not tested it).
1008423
The charger has the two small prongs so you would probably need the European voltage plug converter but I think they are reasonably inexpensive and easy to obtain.
499037
If your outlet plus match North American (USA) standards you're fine, other wise you will need a travel prong adapter.r
19420
You have to also buy a converter for the outlet part and charge your device using it.
202955
You don't need to buy the separate charger. The free charger that is included can be used at dual voltages. All you need is an adaptor for the European outlet.