With standard power adapter and plug (as is sold on amazon) can I use this laptop in Asia with voltage 240 V at 60 Hz? (with just plug converter?)
1056967
Yes. Laptops and most of the electronics you can use anywhere in the world with just plug converters. These days even TV can be used anywhere.
1056968
yes i guess. i just checked the power adapter and it read 100 to 240 Volts , 1.6 Amps input. 50 to 6 0 hz
550099
The model I had had a voltage selector (200-220v for Asia or 100-120 for Japan & U.S.) and I used it in Hong Kong with an adapter (different plugs). No problems. Used it a lot when traveling. Hope this helps.
703812
I'm from Norway but study in the states so I travel back and forth when I have vacation and you can just buy a cheap plug. The power brick takes care of all the voltage conversions. This applies to all laptops.
365525
My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V. I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
1549035
I used a converter with built-in plug adapter. If you just change the plug you still have too much voltage (220) and could fry your laptop.
1152382
You just need a prong converter, not a power converter. I have used mine in Asia twice. The adaptor uses 110 or 220 as with most.
1639346
Yes.. mostly all laptop adapters produced in the last 5+ year support 120 to 240V. This one does for sure..
51706
Power adapter is 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 150mAh input, 5V, 1A output. That'll work anywhere in the world I can think of. Make sure you have the right plug adapter (you will NOT need a transformer, but just a plug adapter to physically fit the plug to wherever in the world you are traveling to). You can find these things at travel stores, AAA, drugstores, department stores, etc.
719057
I'm using it in Korea. Don't worry about it. Its AC Adapter supports free voltage and its output is 5v usb power. You can charge it with usb of your PC.
2123906
Works great with the common adapter in Germany and the UK but I'm not familiar with the Asia 200 watt adapter. It runs on the standard 110 circuit here (common for every household) in the USA. If what you are referring to is a 1 UP TO 200 watt max power adapter it should work if you don't have a plug in problem. Don't get voltage mixed up with wattage or there could be a serious safety problem.
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Power adapter is 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 150mAh input, 5V, 1A output.That'll work anywhere in the world I can think of. Make sure you have the right plug adapter (you will NOT need a transformer, but just a plug adapter to physically fit the plug to wherever in the world you are traveling to). You can find these things at travel stores, AAA, drugstores, department stores, etc.
341408
My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V.I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
615243
Off of the adapter on mine. Input:100-240V~0.4A,50-60Hz Output: +5VDC2.5A, So on my power adapter it looks like you could use it overseas with the right prong adapter for your situation. I would email the company, as the other answers make me think they use whatever 5vdc units the have from there suppliers at the moment.
998637
Dunno about the locales, but my power adapter says it takes 100-240V @ 50-60 Hz as input.
2222426
Most computer laptops have the voltage specs on the AC adapter. So check yours. I found one site that had this info: AC input voltage:100 ~ 240V 50~ 60HzDC output voltage:19VDC output current:4.74APower:90WSo it looks like 19 volts would be your setting.
341409
I have asus eee netbook 1005peb and my power plug says it handles up to 240v. I have used it in Vietnam with no converter (and the outlet, though it looked goofy, did accept my US plug) and it was fine.
1668142
Yes I used this in Asia (240V) for two years. Works great I love this thing!