using my stock charger in south korea

[m a x i m u s]

i am pretty sure that i can use my stock charger to juice up my htc evo 4g in south korea, as long as i get the little prong adapter thing to make it physically fit in the wall socket. does anyone have info that will verify this? although i am pretty sure, the last thing i need is to come back to the states with a fried phone!

 

[yodatom10]

i am pretty sure that i can use my stock charger to juice up my htc evo 4g in south korea, as long as i get the little prong adapter thing to make it physically fit in the wall socket. does anyone have info that will verify this? although i am pretty sure, the last thing i need is to come back to the states with a fried phone!

U should be fine

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[HawaiiD]

U should be fine

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I hope it works but be careful?

I heard South Korea uses 240 volts A/C unlike the USA voltage rating of 120 A/C

 

[tube517]

Yeah, like HawaiiD said, you better verify the voltage. I fried a VCR (bought in the US) trying to plug it in, while in another country.

 

[cmoore2004]

Both my HTC and Samsung wall adapters have the input rating right on them. The HTC reads 100-240VAC at 50-60Hz.
http://users.telenet.be/worldstandards/electricity.htm#voltage_table claims South Korea operates at 110/220V @ 60Hz. I'd think it's fine. You can always look at the back of a TV in the hotel room to see what its input power ratings are--it's usually somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the back of the TV.