“I'd like to take this laptop to Europe. Will I have to do anything to adapt to Europe's electric power? I know that the outlets to plug in are different, what else has to be done?”

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• Be sure that you have with you the various plugins that will accommodate a working experience.

  Answered by Williamsz 1 year ago

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• Thank you for your question and concern about this HP laptop! HP does not recommend using a voltage converter, as it can damage the power supply. Instead, the best option is to use the included power adapter along with an international travel plug adapter to fit the outlet type in your destination country.

  Answered by HP Team 1 year ago

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• The advantage of laptops is that the power supply is always separate or built-in (battery), so when traveling, all you need is a power supply that fits the input specs of the computer, and you are good to go. Literally.

  Answered by luislast 1 year ago

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