Is an American iPod good for France?
I won a new black iPod Video 60GB. Because I won a 20GB iPod 2 years ago, and I just bought a new laptop, and I don't work right now, I prefer to sell it on eBay for $300. But then, I'm going soon to France in vacations and it sells 300 euros ($392) on eBay France. So I rather sell it on eBay France. The problem is that I don't know if an american iPod would be good for a frenchman. I didn't open the box, I keep it sealed (proof that it's new). On the box, I see that it includes: iPod, Earphones, USB 2.0 cable, and iTunes. But in my 20GB iPod box, it included also a power adapter and a Quick Start guide. So in that case, that would have been difficult to sell it in France because it's not the same outlet and the quick start guide was not in french. Do you think that there is no problem in selling my iPod Video 60GB in France? Even if I think it's ok from what I read on the box, I ask here so I'm sure. It's strange that Apple don't ship power adapter anymore! I think some people didn't understand my question. On the box of the 60GB video iPod, it doesn't say that it include a power adapter. So really, it's not included in the box? if yes, then the french user would have to buy one, as if he bought a french 60 GB iPod. People who have a 60GB iPod and who know what was in their box, should reply only.
Music & Music Players - 4 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Buy world power adapter from Apple store and you dont have to worry about power when it comes to your iPods.
Answer 2 :
it wont wrk in france ..they dun hav the same outletz n stuf like we do so yeah itz nawt gunna wrk in FrancE
Answer 3 :
An iPod charges when plugged into the computer, so that shouldn't be a problem.
Answer 4 :
Hummn there is no power adapter usually with an IPOD, so you don't really care about outlets... It charges with the USB connection anyway... I bought 2 Ipods in New York last year before coming back to France and they work flawlessly, of course. Go ahead, give it a try.
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