“Is this dual voltage for use in Europe?”

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• Yes. I Used it in France.

  Answered by JoseP 2 years ago

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• No, it charges via USB.

  Answered by shineon 3 years ago

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• It is charged using USB-A to USB-C cable. If you have USB-A plug it would work for you.

  Answered by DanH 3 years ago

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• The toothbrush charges with a USB-C charger, but doen not come with one. If you have an adapter (for example a phone charger) that coverts Euopean voltages to any USB connection and the appropriate cable for USB-C charging, you are set.

  Answered by SCTechie 3 years ago

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• Mo

  Answered by UselessToothbrush 3 years ago

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• The charge port on the toothbrush is computer USB-C type. Meaning you can charge it anywhere in the world using your own charger where it fits European type power plug.

  Answered by DanH 3 years ago

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• Charging is not necessary

  Answered by user734447 2 years ago

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• There is no charger, so no connection to mains voltage. This uses a standard AA alkaline battery.

  Answered by SammyG 3 years ago

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