Charging Rechargeable Toys Around The World

I don't have my Mimi charging cord with me right now, but I do know that the Uma can handle something between 100-240v. I would assume that the Mimi is the same way. This means that you should be able to charge it in a country that uses a higher voltage than the U.S. does without trouble.

You may, however, need to get a plug converter. You can pick up plug converters on Amazon for next to nothing. I just picked up a few U.S. to U.K. plug converters for about $3.00 a piece.

My cameras charge overseas without issue, you just have to look at the charger to see if it's voltage compatible.

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Hello!!!

I've products from these companies:

Lelo
Zini
Fun Factory
Jopen
Leaf
We-Vibe
Je Joue
Fairy Wand (bought from Eden)

I live in China, where the electric thingie is 220-240v, all these items work here with no problems. All the cords state that they can be used from 110-240, so they are good universal. The only issue you might have is the plug itself you might need the plug converter.

The only two things on EF that I have actually seen that you might have to get a transformer for are the hitchi and the Eroscillator.

Hope this helps!!! I would really like to see EF put the volts on the product main page.