How about using US devices in Korea?
1416669
I took it to Thailand and honestly did not end up using it at all. Everywhere I went had US outlets.
1416670
I agree with Seattleman's comments. This unit/set is an adapter. I used it in Ireland and Italy for charging an iPhone and it worked as intended.
1416671
yes you can use US devices in Korea. keep in mind this is not a convertor, it's an adapter. It will not convert from 220v to 110v. Most laptops and mobile phones have dual voltage so you do not have to worry about that, but if you plug in the wrong device it will burn it
1012981
I've used it in South Korea this year. All my American appliances plugs - Philips Sonicare, Clarisonic facial brush, Android Note 3 phone and Canon Rebel T2i camera - all fitted nicely. They charged well overnight. I hope this info helps.
1430236
As the plug advertizement states the plug is a USA to Europe plug. If South Korea has the same plug as Europe, then it would work. If not, then no it won't work. Plugs are very specialized. Contact the hotel or residence where you are staying in South Korea and inquire about the type of plug adapter required there. I have never been to South Korea so I have no idea what kind of plug adapter works there. Good luck!
201681
T mobile or AT&T.; No issue at all.Yes you can use abroad as will. Its quad band. Whole world.
1200337
Unfortunately it seems only the Verizon G2 will support Qi in the US so I'm afraid not.
399470
Check if they use GSM in there, then it most likely will, you might need to get a SIM card there though, unless your provider in the US/UK have partners there. Very likely it is cheaper to get a card there
667477
I can't answer that - you would have to find out from a Samsung dealer. All I can say is that I bought my Note from the Amazon US site and I can't imagine they would sell a product that cannot be used in the USA.
236385
Should work with no problem. We were in Thailand for 4 months last year and it worked perfectly. Same current as Korea. We love that item and use it everyday!
1191973
I haven't been there, but from what I can tell by my research you can just plug in your device as long as you have devices with dual input. The plugs over there are the same as ours, I thing, but with 220 voltage. Read here: http://www.bohol.ph/article68.html
1459935
Yes. I have used it in Korea. Korea uses a 2-prong plug similar to Germany & France.
1629773
Yes you can. I have the international version, and I'm on AT&T.; (I'm in the USA.)
1985352
If the samsung charger have a usb end, u can use your iphone US adapter plug
601067
Korea should use type F plug so that would be the same as Schuko mentioned here. This might help http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/list_bylocation.htm (just make sure your devices are 220V/60HZ capable)
636513
It comes with the Korean cord and an adapter for the USA. Nothing extra to buy.
2235464
I think you can, I have sold so may Electronic to Korea and I believe it worked with no prablem thanks
1671941
I am using mine in Thailand. It is unlocked so you should be able to put a sim from South Korea in and it should work fine.
1437843
Don't know, never been to South Korea. But it's a piece of junk in UK. Don't buy it unless you want to throw your money away