Is it OK to buy Samsung TV in America for Europe? Will it work properly?
271561
No it will not. You have to buy video converter from NTSC (American system) to PAL (Europe system). There is pleny good once on Amazon and they are only good for cable tv in Europe, I could not find any which can convert signal over the air to the tv. If you buy europian blu ray player or dvd player, most of those converters will also convert it's signal to your American tv. Dont be sorry to spend extra money for expency one with pleny inputs and outputs. Also you will need transformer from 220AC to 120 AC unless this tv can work on 120 and 220 AC. Some they do, like modt of the Apple's products. This is still chiper option then buy electronic in Europe!
271562
Should be okay. SmartTV feature should work with any home network regardless of location.
1379426
I only know what I have read in the reviews about voltage. Apparently, though the US voltage is stated on the device, this model will also work in Europe. Someone talked at length about this. Sorry I can't site the location but it should be easy to find if you use the correct search words.
235006
Hi,Did any of you finally find out if this Samsung DA E751 is compatible with European voltage?
982714
I have not tried it worldwide and have not seen any reference to that either. However, my advice would be, DO NOT DO THAT unless you have a clear and affirmative response from Samsung IN WRITING. DO NOT TAKE A CHANCE, IT IS NOT WORTH.
1847837
Hi Justin, I did not get to play my region 2 dvd's from the UK on it. I played region 4 , Australia, and USA regions and it was fine for those. If yours isn't playing region 2, or any region for that matter, I would call Samsung and find out why due to it being a multi region player. There # is 1800-726-7864. Hope your able to get better help that I did. Cheers Lesley.
1733874
The one that I purchase was made for Europe and not Latin America call Samsung with serial number first and thy could tell you were it made the one I had it made for Europe and it in Central America!!
1450996
I think the model is a Euro designation, but there is no reason a recent tv won't work. Just remember, if you have any problems at first, you have to go to the Panasonic site, and update the firmware as I described in previously answered question.
1042515
It should I have not tried it.European computers and TV's have a different input voltage, how ever the voltage going through the VGA and HDMI cables should be the same as US models.I know it will work on a US tv and computer.
2247043
This Samsung phone can be used in any country whose mobile provider uses the GSM network and transmits in any of the four bands. The charger's input voltage is 100-240V which will therefore be OK. The pins on the charger is rounded and is made to plug in to some European outlets. It comes with an adapter for the charger to suit the North American market. It may be best to buy a Universal adapter if your are going to travel in Europe as the electrical outlets (as in England) are different.
1671301
I hope this 28-day reply is in time to reach you. The short answer is that no, it will not work in Europe. (Well, technically, it will work, but your friend in Europe will not be able to watch it on his TV; he'd have to be satisfied with watching it off the camera's screen. Which I doubt he would. There is no easy (read not expensive) way to convert NTSC (ours) and PAL (theirs) equipment. Some expensive video editing software can convert it, but it's just too much of a hassle. In other words, send him the money and have him buy what he wants over there.
53718
The user's manual lists only 120V 60Hz as acceptable power input, not 240V 50Hz, so there seems to be a fundamental power incompatibility. Also the EU broadcasts a different frame rate and uses PAL and SECAM standards (or has used in the past). See http://forums.pcworld.com/index.php?/topic/85590-hdtv-compatibility-europe-usa/ where the best advice seems to be sell / move / buy.
787038
It should work in both US and Europe. I haven't tried in Europe, but most places can handle both.
40465
We have only used our phones in the US .. however Samsung sells the international version and if your carrier (Verizon, ATT, Sprint, etc) is out of the US I do not see why there would be a problem. Have you contacted your carrier..
1239864
None of the TVs sold in the US support PAL. TVs sold in Europe on the other hand support PAL/SECAM and NTSC.
787037
It works in US. And I think with the converter it should work in Europe as well.
516873
Absolutely! Go for the max you can get. I bought this in 2009 and got a 3 yr warranty which ran out earlier this year. Now my $1500 Samsung TV is crashing!! I am so angry and will not buy another Samsung TV after this experience. I have never had this problem with any TV I have purchased in the last 40 years. The TVs I have had have lasted at least 10 years with no problems and no additional warranty beyond the manufacturer's warranty. Don't waste your money here if you haven't purchased it yet and for those of you who are looking to buy a Samsung, buyer beware!!
260228
Check Samsung website. Put in product number and check TV compatability list. Also in the back of my TV there is an obvious slot where device would go.