Does this adapter work in South Korea? Any difference between this and the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004...
763898
Yes, this is the same plug used in South Korea. South Korea has the same plug as Germany, France, Turkey. see here: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/AK/AK_EN_1_5_6.jsp
269910
I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max) I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
1459934
I have never been in Korea. So I'm not sure but it works in Hong Kong and Japan. Need to change the fuse to a larger amp.
1464967
it should work fine. I just used mine in south korea about 4 weeks ago. No problems at all. I got the world pack with several different countries. The E/F type is the right type for Korea.
1844661
The power adapter that comes with this unit is Rated from 100-240V 50/60HZ 1.0A Max. So this will work in Korea. You may require a plug adapter as the cord that comes with the unit is a standard US 2 prong plug.
2029402
Mine did not work from day one. I purchased it before moving to Korea, got here, plugged it in and nothing. I would avoid this product if at all possible.
2052054
The User Guide Shows the Adapter Part number (not the HDMI Mini Cable) as AD59-00171A.I have not found any place that sells it. It does not even show up on searches of the Samsung Website or the samsungparts.com website.
839145
I have had the same problem with mine and simply bought an adapter on Amazon for a few bucks. What is your country, I will give you the reference you need...
292968
Yes, the European style plug (E/F) is used in South Korea. This item is an adapter, not a voltage converter. So it will only work for your American products that can operate at the higher 220V used in South Korea. Most electronics (laptops, cell phones) do work at the higher voltage. Check the voltage rating on the device. You may also find that some hotels in South Korea have type A (U.S. type) outlets operating at 110V.
1320130
This works well in my SGH-i1547 Rugby Pro. I've found on some after market Micro SD tips are too short to extend all the way tightly in my Rugby Pro model as it has thicker outer rubber shell than some other Sam models do. That's why I try to order genuine Samsung unless I'm in a store where I can physically test the adapter's fit. Hope his helps.
1547955
Would like to answer, however, I do not know the voltage in Asia. Good luck. Any adaptor must convert the voltage to 110
1138828
It works for a little while, but eventually you will have to spend the money to get a Samsung Adapter. I haven't figure out why it seem that tablets and phone seem to mind whether the adapter is made for it. Currently unaware of any fix for it.
1899799
Yes - it accepts Korean standard plugs for use in US electrical sockets. But, please note that, since the universal plug converter does not have a grounded plug (meaning: a 3-prong end) on the US side, you should not use it for Korean devices requiring high wattage devices (meaning: over 300 watts) - generally, anything in which heat is the main output. This means toasters, hair dryers, water heaters for coffee mugs, etc.
554447
Hi Kim We are manufacture of this device, now we have US, EU, UK pin for optional, and australia pin plug is under developing. You could purchase EU plug adapter at avantree website or korea local website or amazon.de for optional Should you have any further doubts, please kindly keep us posted. With regards
721924
it should work , as long as you have Bluetooth on your phone , Bluetooth in south Korean phone and american phone and any other phone made to be used in any other part of the world , are same
269908
I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max)I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
1576670
I've used this adapter successfully with both my Galaxy Tab 3 and my Galaxy S4, but only with USB 2.0 sticks, not hard drives, and not USB 3.0. It works fine, and with no apparent lag in speed, but the connection is slightly loose, so you have to make sure you keep it still. Personally I would recommend a micro-SD card, of which I have several and can just swap them out. But this adapter does work.