“What`s the voltage?It`s because i´m from Brazil and here its 220V.”

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• Not positive on the Voltage, but when i went to europe i had to buy an adapter that converts the plug so that i could use a lower voltage device aka my cell phone. So i am assuming you will need to do the same to avoid damaging the system. But if i recall correctly the adapter is fairly cheap and should be local to you.

  Answered by Anthony 7 years ago

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• You can use it in Brazil. Just change the plug.

  Answered by Ski23 7 years ago

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• You have to buy a converter it's 110volts

  Answered by Amazingomg14 7 years ago

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• As long as you use the provided power cord, you shouldn't have any issues. If you need to purchase a travel charger, make sure that it is 100-240 VDC capable.

  Answered by Jordan 7 years ago

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• 110 volts

  Answered by Garz 7 years ago

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