“Can I bring and use in South Korea with a power outlet converter?... max power 240 V vs. 120 V in the US”

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• I can see no reason why not, as long as you have access to the internet.

  Answered by Marc 6 years ago

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• Power supply is 100 - 240 V, just needs an adapter for S.K. standards.

  Answered by Pete 6 years ago

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• Yes, as long as the power is regulated to the lower level and maintained, then there shouldn't be a problem.

  Answered by BMOC 6 years ago

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• Of course you can. First check the power adapter to see if it already supports 240V AC. Almost all the products today supports dual voltage.

  Answered by Wizman 6 years ago

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• The Google Home Mini has a built in switch converter that can handle 100v to 240v AC and 50/60 Hz. It is also no longer geo-locked from South Korea so it should work there. You are correct that you would still need the plug adapter.

  I would recommend:

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    Insignia™ - Travel Adapter/Converter - Black

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  Answered by BetaRayBill 6 years ago

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