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Can my North American kindle be charged on 220 kV when in Europe or Australia? I’m thinking it must be with a plug adapter without transforming the 220 kV to 110 kV but wanted to confirm.
Can any frequent travelers confirm? |
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The Kindle charges on USB, which is 5v.
Almost all USB power supplies take both 220v and 110v. |
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Yes, it can. I've charged mine many times in Scotland.
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Look at the small print on your USB charger. If it says something like "Input voltage: 110-230v" you'll be fine.
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Thanks everyone
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The big problem with charging overseas may be the wall outlet. There are multiple standards which typically vary by country. Here is a charger with 4 prong designs and 4 USB ports offered by Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/International...ational+travel |
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You won't need a voltage converter but may need a plug adapter depending on where you are going. Most modem gadgets have 220/110 switching chargers.
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