Which Japanese electric toothbrushes work in Vietnam?
As of 2026-10-24, we checked 20 electric toothbrushes sold in Japan. In Vietnam (220V, 50Hz, Type A outlets): 18 work as is, 2 will not work.
Voltage 220V · Frequency 50Hz · Outlets Type A — Most outlets in Vietnam are two-slot outlets that take both Type A flat pins and Type C round pins, so Japanese Type A plugs usually fit. Some are Type C/F round-pin outlets and need a plug adapter.
Works as is (18)
| Model | Voltage · plug | Japan price (incl. tax) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panasonic EW-DA19 | 100–240V | JP¥10,450 ≈ ₫1,719,683 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DP57 | 100–240V | JP¥30,175 ≈ ₫4,965,689 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DA18 | 100–240V | JP¥10,800 ≈ ₫1,777,280 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DP38 | 100–240V | JP¥25,301 ≈ ₫4,163,608 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DM74 | 100–240V | JP¥4,990 ≈ ₫821,169 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Philips HX6806 | 100–240V · A | JP¥6,721 ≈ ₫1,106,028 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Philips HX3671 | TBD | JP¥6,270 ≈ ₫1,031,810 | USB-powered: charge it with any USB charger or computer at your destination; voltage doesn't matter |
| Philips HX9992 | 100–240V · A | JP¥41,000 ≈ ₫6,747,083 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Philips HX9911 | 100–240V · A | JP¥22,980 ≈ ₫3,781,658 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Philips HX3651 | TBD | JP¥4,750 ≈ ₫781,674 | USB-powered: charge it with any USB charger or computer at your destination; voltage doesn't matter |
| Panasonic EW-DT88 | 100–240V | JP¥42,878 ≈ ₫7,056,132 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Oral-B iO7 | 100–240V · A | JP¥25,811 ≈ ₫4,247,536 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Philips HX4021 | TBD | JP¥4,980 ≈ ₫819,524 | USB-powered: charge it with any USB charger or computer at your destination; voltage doesn't matter |
| Philips HX9601 | 100–240V · A | JP¥10,980 ≈ ₫1,806,902 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DA49 | 100–240V | JP¥14,300 ≈ ₫2,353,251 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-NDPD6 | 100–240V · A | JP¥21,930 ≈ ₫3,608,867 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Panasonic EW-DP58 | 100–240V | JP¥29,800 ≈ ₫4,903,977 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
| Oral-B iO9 | 100–240V · A | JP¥33,799 ≈ ₫5,562,065 | The voltage range covers the local voltage; you can use it directly |
Needs an accessory (0)
None.
Will not work (2)
Reasons:
- Voltage not compatible: the rated voltage doesn't cover the local voltage (e.g. a Japan-only 100V model on 200–240V will burn out); transformers are not recommended for high-wattage appliances (2)
| Model | Voltage · plug | Japan price (incl. tax) |
|---|---|---|
| Oral-B iO2 | 100–110V · A | JP¥7,207 ≈ ₫1,186,006 |
| Oral-B iO5 | 100–110V · A | JP¥16,868 ≈ ₫2,775,849 |
Japan prices include tax. See each model page for the source and date, and check the store. Data updated to 2026-10-24.
Other destinations for electric toothbrushes
- Australia 11/20
- Canada 18/20
- France 11/20
- Germany 11/20
- Hong Kong 11/20
- India 11/20
- Indonesia 11/20
- Italy 11/20
- Macao 11/20
- Mainland China 18/20
- Malaysia 11/20
- New Zealand 11/20
- Philippines 18/20
- Singapore 11/20
- South Korea 11/20
- Spain 11/20
- Taiwan 20/20
- Thailand 18/20
- United Kingdom 11/20
- United States 18/20
See which models work as is, need an accessory or will not work, destination by destination (numbers: work as is / checked).
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