“Can the charger be used in Europe [220v] ? Can I plug my chromebook in with just an adapter and no voltage converter?”

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• Yes. You can just use a simple adapter on the end of the US power cord. You could alternately purchase the power cord for the foreign country and plug it into the adapter. That's what the manufacturer does when they sell the computer in foreign countries. The computer power module automatically adjusts to input voltages from 100 volts (US) to 240 volts (Europe) to produce the 19 volts DC for the Chromebook.

  Answered by dougwin 9 years ago

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• I'm no electrician, but the brick states input range of 100-240V, but the input cord is the North America three prong plug. You will need an adapter.

  Answered by DOTs 9 years ago

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• Yes, almost all modern electronics are dual voltage. I had no issues with my Lenovo Yoga when in Europe last year.

  Answered by billensley 9 years ago

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• You may use it in Europe with an adapter.

  Answered by Joseph 9 years ago

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• Yes, you will need a compatible wall adapter though.

  Answered by TeamAcer 9 years ago

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• I would say yes with the countries adapter. Most new electronics are designed this way. But if you want to know 100% for sure check out on ASUS website. I plan on using mine when I travel to Europe.

  Answered by PCMOM 9 years ago

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