Is the power 110-220 voltage?
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Generally ALL laptops, because they are used by people who travel, can accommodate the 110V in the US and some other countries as well as the 220V in some European and Eastern European countries. Check the Acer website for info on this to be certain before plugging in. Option is if only 110V, buy a transformer (converter) that drops 220V down to 110V. This one on Amazon is a good buy for the price and comes with those "weird" plugs used in the other part of the world. Here's the link: BESTEK® Portable charger universal adapter travel converter voltage 220V to 110V + UK/US/AU/EU plug + 4.2A four USB charging port for tablets,iPad,cell phone,iphone,samsung ect. MRJ201GU Generally ALL laptops, because they are used by people who travel, can accommodate the 110V in the US and some other countries as well as the 220V in some European and Eastern European countries. Check the Acer website for info on this to be certain before plugging in. Option is if only 110V, buy a transformer (converter) that drops 220V down to 110V. This one on Amazon is a good buy for the price and comes with those "weird" plugs used in the other part of the world. Here's the link: BESTEK® Portable charger universal adapter... » Read More Generally ALL laptops, because they are used by people who travel, can accommodate the 110V in the US and some other countries as well as the 220V in some European and Eastern European countries. Check the Acer website for info on this to be certain before plugging in. Option is if only 110V, buy a transformer (converter) that drops 220V down to 110V. This one on Amazon is a good buy for the price and comes with those "weird" plugs used in the other part of the world. Here's the link: BESTEK® Portable charger universal adapter travel converter voltage 220V to 110V + UK/US/AU/EU plug + 4.2A four USB charging port for tablets,iPad,cell phone,iphone,samsung ect. MRJ201GU « Show Less
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I don't know. I sent it back because it had two defects and bought an HP instead.
1286859
No, I don't believe it is. It only has a standard plug common in American households and I believe is only 120 volts.
2028552
No it is not.I am assuming by 110/220 you mean it plugs in an outlet. No it doesn't.its an 18 volt rechargeable.
2245962
Yes, there is a switch to switch to either 120 or 220 volt. You may have to get another power cord for 220 V, however. I looked on the unit and it says this in the manual, so the last answer is not correct.
1555983
Hi, According to the plug, it indicates the input is "110-240V". Hope this helps.
350246
Mine plugs right into the standard wall outlet on my kitchen. I don't think it's 220
2185386
It is 110V, but I would not recommend it, I have had to order a new plate twice already, cheaply made plastic and bad design.
208242
There's no indication on the power supply or in the manual. I'd err on the side of caution and say its only 110.
351690
It is for US standard 110V. They may have voltage for other countries if you contact them.
335114
I don't know... The plug I have for it is a 110, but I don't know whether there is a conversion for 220 or not... Sorry.
569535
It is 220v. I've used it all over the world with only a basic plug adapter with no issues.
579564
Yes, it works on 220 voltage. Be careful, there is a switch for choosing 110 or 220 voltage. Set it correctly before connecting to power source.
1349729
I just looked at the power cord. It says 120V. Don't see 220V anywhere on it. So I would say no, it doesn't work with 220V.
2038053
It's 110v us, but i bought a step up step down 220v power inverter on Amazon just make sure its 500w . the unit is 450w and works well. best thing we ever bought, had it for christman in Ireland, did'nt need the T.V. just watched the Margaritaville work. Tom.
1721332
Yes, it is 110. I bought this some months ago and I'm using in Brazil.Jeffrey
1471437
It is 110V. If you plan to plug it in a 220V country, please be aware you will need a HUUUGEEEEE converter for 1200W. I have one, it weights 16 pounds (no kidding!!)
2052415
Yes, it's 110V. Same as here in US. Most of Europe is 220. If you're not sure, buy a converter. They're inexpensive and easily available both online and in electronics' sores.