Us Macbook Charger In Europe

I have traveled with it to most of the states in the US, several countries in Europe, and central America. When the first set of dividers wore out I upgraded to the TrekPak...thats a game changer, love the system and the ease of changing the layout. I just purchased a second case, It will hold my computer and tether equipment. with the case securely locked I have no concerns taking it out on location. boats, ski lifts, pool side, football games in all weather... only complaint would be that larger wheels would come in handy but thats a minor thing, and im not sure I would want to loose the space inside the case for bigger wheels.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this for travel around the US, Asia and Europe. Super simple and fast.

My 7 year old D5300 had been across the US and to Europe, but it was beginning to show its age. So many camera stores have disappeared, so getting some TLC for it wasn't going to happen. Once I decided to replace only the body, I quickly found this D7500 and I have been highly impressed so far. I just used it at our grandson's wedding and the results are receiving critical acclaim. I already owned the two lenses that come in the D7500 kit, so this was a win-win for me! If nothing else, I suggest that you check those out! I can't wait to take my upgraded gear on the road!

We moved from Europe to the US and we had our printer from Europe. I was told the US ink would not work but because the printer was dual voltage we brought it back anyway. I needed Black ink, ordered it and installed it, and it worked. Thanks

I spend a lot of time in Europe and I just needed a slim USB charger for my travel electric toothbrush. The toothbrush base has usb-a cable so the US Charger needed an adapter. This charger takes up less space and can be used to charge many different older devices. I tested it last weekend. Not only did it charge my toothbrush faster than my old US Charger; it can be used to charger some of my other older devices.

I lost my charger during my trip to Europe. I had a back-up camera but, dearly wish I was able to use my good camera.

I bought this a year ago for a trip to Europe to carry my 13 Macbook Pro, and when my little camera conked out, I had the included insert to carry a 50D Canon wearing an 18-200 EF-S lens, or a 10-22, and switched to the 1.6 camera for the last two weeks. The 803 carried from mountain trails to city streets with great comfort and style, masquerading as a briefcase so well I didn't think much about the gear inside except when I needed to pull it out. The included insert is almost overfilled with the 50D with lens attached, and I would figure to not use it for the 5D unless I detached the lens and kept them side by side...which is not what I want in a case. Since Europe, this has been a daily briefcase: the Macbook inside a padded sleeve, folders in with the laptop, and the front pockets easily carry my p&s camera in one pocket and cords and chargers in the other. The rear pocket carries more files, if needed. I travel with this bag simply because it looks great, carries wonderfully, disguises whatever equipment's inside, and is made in America. My F-6 is Waxwear, too, and it's just a special material that stands out among the sea of nylon and even canvas.

This either works, or doesn't. So nothing really to review here. Note that you can register this version of AppleCare only if you are a resident of US or Canada. However, I was able to register it for a Macbook Air purchased outside of US, but by providing a US address. I have not yet got a chance to use AppleCare on my mid-2012 Macbook Air, so I cannot comment on the quality of the product. However, B&H shipped the item fast, and I have no problems about it. I only wish it was cheaper.

This charge is so much better than the Canon that came with the camera. It has a USB car charger port, male a/c, and plug for Europe voltage. It's totally more functional than the canon. And most of all it's less expensive.

I need to charge batteries in the US and when I travel to Europe. The product specifications page at B&H said the power input is 100-120V 50/60 Hz which would not work in Europe. So I called Pearstone and they said that B&H had posted incorrect information and that it WAS able to accept 100-220V 50/60 Hz. So I purchased it. And yes, the label at the bottom of the charger confirms it. I haven't been to Europe yet, but so far, the charger works great. My only minor complaint is that I can't turn off the backlight display without unplugging the unit - so I just cover up the display or unplug the charger when I'm done. I bought several plates to charge different batteries. GREAT purchase!