Tom Lee23: what is meant by "UK Power cord - brick is international, only requires standard US three-hold 'kettle' cord." will it work in USA?
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It sounds like the answer is yes, because the power supply comes in two parts: a "brick" that has a permanent cord to connect to the computer, and a detachable cord that connects to the wall. This detachable cord can be switched out with a different one to accommodate different power receptacles from different countries.
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I'm using it in the US. The plug that came with mine fits standard US receptacles.
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don't waste your time with the cord details. plan on purchasing a 220v male plug of your choice and or hook it up direct to a 220v disconnect. but to answer your question, my unit was shipped with a standard 110v plug ( pig tail). only small problems with the unit so far, the trigger handle is cheap and just stops but if you squeeze the handle it fires back up. other than that its a great little home unit.
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I live in the states as well and there was no issue with the power cord. I would contact the manufacturer about this.
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It comes with a micro usb cord and a usb wall adapter (which fits the standard US two-prong socket). If it doesn't fit for you for some reason just stick the usb cord into another adapter and it'll work=]
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I am not sure, I am sorry. Which country are you taking it to?It works via standard US outlets.
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In the UK you need to use an adapter plug with the three prongs for UK sockets. Almost all hotels have them but very cheap and easy to buy un US before you leave. The 220 voltage is the same for UK so works fine once add adapter plug.
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Yes. Two of the three available plugs accept American 3-prong plugs. Mine worked perfectly in London.
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It's not actually a UK plug. It's the universal two prong plug that travel adapters use. It comes with the US adapter but it is a large plug. I bought one last year with a mormal US plug but I bought one in Feb. 2015 and it had the adapter. I guess it's a crapshoot as to which you get.
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I don't know about UK style, but since this requires a 240 volt power supply it is not a normal plug. You have to have a 240 volt outlet (like a clothes dryer here in the US) and the power cord on this cooker has a big plug that fits into it. It looks different than a regular US plug; it's bigger and the prongs are one on the bottom, one up and down, and one sideways. Hope this helps
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If you place an order from the UK or any other country that uses UK plugs, we will include UK plugs automatically, and our power supplies are designed to work on multiple voltages. If you place an order from another country but still want a UK plug, send me another message when you submit your order and I will make sure you get one. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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If you look at it you can see that it does not have the right plug for the UK. Why don't you buy this from Amazon in the UK when you are there????
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Hi John,Yes I am from the UK (Region B). Unusal that Samsung have issued a firmware update for the UK and not the US.You should try asking about the region A unit from the link below...http://www.samsung.com/us/info/contactus.htmlI use a Transcend 4GB JetFlash USB Flash Drive for the back of the player. I bought it from ebay in the UK but they can also be bought through Amazon. I chose this USB stick for size (only 3cm and half of that goes inside the USB slot so it's not gonna get in the way of any cables) and price only £6.I think the USB stick in the back is only used if you want to access bonus BD-Live content via the internet but some discs have been reported to have problems when a flash drive insn't installed. Hi John,Yes I am from the UK (Region B). Unusal that Samsung have issued a firmware update for the UK and not the US.You should try asking about the region A unit from the link below...http://www.samsung.com/us/info/contactus.htmlI use a Transcend 4GB JetFlash USB Flash Drive for the back of the player. I bought it from ebay in the UK but they can also be bought through Amazon. I chose this USB stick for size (only 3cm and half of that goes inside the USB slot so it's not gonna get in the way of any cables) and price only £6.I think the USB... » Read More Hi John,Yes I am from the UK (Region B). Unusal that Samsung have issued a firmware update for the UK and not the US.You should try asking about the region A unit from the link below...http://www.samsung.com/us/info/contactus.htmlI use a Transcend 4GB JetFlash USB Flash Drive for the back of the player. I bought it from ebay in the UK but they can also be bought through Amazon. I chose this USB stick for size (only 3cm and half of that goes inside the USB slot so it's not gonna get in the way of any cables) and price only £6.I think the USB stick in the back is only used if you want to access bonus BD-Live content via the internet but some discs have been reported to have problems when a flash drive insn't installed. « Show Less
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I just returned from a month in Italy. Most locations we stayed at had the three hole recepticals but those would accept the two prong adapters. I think it's similar to the US where three holes are grounded two are not. We had no problem using small items like iPhones , iPads, razors, etc. using the two plug adapters. However, we do carry a grounded surge protector just to be safe.
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It's for the US, but if you already have a micro-usb cord. You can buy the UK adapter that connects to the micro-usb cord.
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Yes. I've not had any trouble using this item in the US. I am very happy with the purchase.
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I received mine from the Netherlands Godutch.com NEVER WORKED !! I didn't realize it had a European connector . Bought one from Amazon . They should know when they sell it to the U.S.,, FEELING WRIPPED OFF . Can't return because passed return date