Can Roku be used with 220 v electricity? Thanks!! null

As long as you connect the USB directly into your TV there should be no problem. They all come with the wall plug, but I found plugging directly into the USB port of your TV much easier

It depends on which Roku you are talking about. If it's the kind with an external power supply that connects to the back of the Roku via USB Type B Micro, the power supply is rated for 120 VAC only. You can buy a different power supply adapter that has the same Type B Micro plug that supplies 5 VDC @ 1A which should work fine, or simply buy a power adapter that drops 220 VAC to 120 VAC. (You can find them on-line for about $10 - $15)

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As long as you connect the USB directly into your TV there should be no problem. They all come with the wall plug, but I found plugging directly into the USB port of your TV much easier
Answered by Hawkman19 5 years ago
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It depends on which Roku you are talking about. If it's the kind with an external power supply that connects to the back of the Roku via USB Type B Micro, the power supply is rated for 120 VAC only. You can buy a different power supply adapter that has the same Type B Micro plug that supplies 5 VDC @ 1A which should work fine, or simply buy a power adapter that drops 220 VAC to 120 VAC. (You can find them on-line for about $10 - $15)
Answered by Mark 4 years ago
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