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Buying an android mobile abroad

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  • 09-05-2021 9:54am
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    SPAWKER
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    Hi all,
    Probably been asked a hundred times before but is there any difference in an android bought abroad that says Es/PT version on it other than having a continental charger rather than a Irish/UK one ?


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    coylemj
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    No, you'll be fine. I bought an Italian Samsung A41 from amazon.de and the setup was a breeze. The phone must have detected that I was in Ireland because it never asked me to select a country or language.

    Other than the two-pin plug, there's no difference. And before anyone asks, the voltage is the same. But most mobile chargers are multivoltage (100-240V) anyway.


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    SPAWKER
    Registered Users Posts: 776 ✭✭✭SPAWKER


    coylemj wrote: »
    No, you'll be fine. I bought an Italian Samsung A41 from amazon.de and the setup was a breeze. The phone must have detected that I was in Ireland because it never asked me to select a country or language.

    Other than the two-pin plug, there's no difference. And before anyone asks, the voltage is the same. But most mobile chargers are multivoltage (100-240V) anyway.
    Thanks coylemj
    Will pull the trigger then. I thought as much but wanted to be 100% sure 👍


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