What is the difference between Plug and Pay and Standard? Which one should I buy?
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In practical terms of operation, there is no difference. The hash rate is the same. The newer, thinner profile expands the USB hubs you can use, since USB port spacing becomes less of a concern. Also, the newer line offers some different colors. Just do your homework on hashrate difficulty, and be an informed consumer before jumping into these things.
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I have not noticed any difference whether all-sockets-in-use or just one device connected. I did not actually time the charging speed. As long as the house/wall receptacle is fully powered, each plug should be fully powered. House wiring can usually support considerably more than a charger needs. Hope this helps.
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You probably already made up your mind by now, but if you haven't I think you should just pick between this one or the Belkin 2.1 amp/10 watt. The older Belkin (1 amp/5 watt) is practically useless in terms of its USB ports (way too underpowered for today's devices). &#10004; Keep in mind that the Belkin 2.1amp is split between the two USB ports (i.e. combined they can output 2.1 amp, and if both are used simultaneously then it will be less for each port). So you can charge a tablet at full speed if that's the only thing plugged into the USB ports, or two devices as slower speed. &#10004; Also know that the Belkin is also a "surge protector" so you have protection against surges, while the Monster strip is simply a splitter. &#10004; The Monster strip is rated for 110v-220v. The Belkin is technically rated for ONLY 110v (US), BUT reviewers have state they've successfully used it internationally. I have the older Belkin and am also having trouble deciding between this Monster strip or the newer Belkin (2.1 amp). If you need/want the surge protection then the Belkin is the only way to go. Otherwise the smaller size of the Monster strip is nice, but it's bright blue light can be annoying (but you can tape over that). I'm also considering getting the 4 outlet version of the Monster strip and just forgoing the USB port (since it's only 1.5 amp). Really a judgement call at this point. Hope this helps.
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I am in the process of purchasing one or the other. I am not sure what the differences are. Can someone help me out too:F. Jackson
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Difference is cost and the XRP I believe gives you extra run time. As for the swapping of 18V's they have worked for me on the tools I have i.e. brad nailer and hand vac. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what the difference is. I just know they can't run on a circuit with a lot of other things or they will trip circuit breaker. I had to move mine and put it on a different circuit but it hasn't caused me a problem other than that. I really haven't figured out why it's called plug and play.
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I am not sure the question. Sorry. We did buy one that was a bit smaller and had to return it because the resolution was very low. This one works great, we live in the US, standard plug was sent with it. Does that help?
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I think is better if you can take the boot to an electronic shop and they will give you the exact plug you need.
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I am not sure there is a difference. My son has a 360 and we were paying monthly via my credit card. I bought this as a gift for him. It worked perfectly and there hasn't been a difference in access or content. The only difference is the awesome price.
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Yes, the outlets there are different. Be sure when buying to buy the right the correct adapter, they range from continent and even country sometimes.
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look it up on the application chart. these things are overpriced. save your money and buy Nippondenzo plugs. they are designed for your car and they last and last.
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The two plugs are NOT interchangeable. To determine which one you are looking at, zoom in and see that one side of one tab is bent in the opposite direction. I found Amazon's views to be accurate for the purpose of distinguishing between the two.
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You can consult Wikipedia, Google, or many other search for this info. Just input plug number and you should get your answer.
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The biggest difference is that the plug has the transformer on it. The outdoor unit has the transformer inside the box and is hardwired into an AC power source. I have used one outside but didn't like having an exposed plug that anyone could take out so I switched to the Exterior model and wired it in.
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I believe each spot can accept either EU or British plug although I have to admit the EU plugs do not hold as firm as I would like. The wall plug itself is an EU plug but the sockets on the strip can accept EU or British configurations. As realdad alluded to below, it will be an ungrounded connection for your EU plugs if that is something of a concern to you.
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Hi, I found the standard to be all three prong, not really two prong. They're cheap enough so get at least one two prong if you're worried. You'll be more than happy with the Orei grounded universal, thats all I used. Good luck :)