Electrical devices bought from Japan

kenpachi82

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Can they be used in SG?
The AV adapter reads: Input 100-240V ~50/60Gz 0.5A
Output 24V ~ 0.65A

Can just use after buying a normal adapter?
thanks!!
 

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Should be ok
From the looks it able to adapt to our local voltage

U jar need to get a correct adaptor for our local use

What u looking to hoot ?
As mosty mobile and tablet and laptop is able to use overseas

Even cAmera too
 

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Can they be used in SG?
The AV adapter reads: Input 100-240V ~50/60Gz 0.5A
Output 24V ~ 0.65A

Can just use after buying a normal adapter?
thanks!!

Yup the device uses simple oscillator power supply to cater for different voltage and freq. Just get an adapter to use it in SG
 

kenpachi82

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thank you for being so kind to answer dear both!
actually i hooted small electrical items from Muji Japan :)
Singapore Muji items are priced much higher.. maybe its because the exchange rate is in our favour now..
 

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thank you for being so kind to answer dear both!
actually i hooted small electrical items from Muji Japan :)
Singapore Muji items are priced much higher.. maybe its because the exchange rate is in our favour now..

Not entirely true. Our cost of living is way too damn high liao. High COE $$ affects ALL entities in SG... not just those who own cars.. High rental costs drives up all prices too. So in SG, retailers, sellers and what have you have to mark up their profits to astronomical percentage to cover all these expenses.

We earn little and pay a lot on multi layered taxes and numerous out of pocket expenses... this is why our average spending power is low as compared to other 1st world countries.

Its a viscous cycle bro. Average man on the street don't have much $$ to spend on big ticket items, retailers, as a result, no biz. So they have to markup their profits to insane levels just to make ends meet.

There's a saying in Cantonese... 三年不发市, 发市顶三年...Meaning, no biz for the past 3 yrs.. when you eventually do have 1 sale, make sure it can cover the expenses for the next 3 yrs. :s22::(:(
 

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thank you for being so kind to answer dear both!
actually i hooted small electrical items from Muji Japan :)
Singapore Muji items are priced much higher.. maybe its because the exchange rate is in our favour now..

I also hooptbsome from muji
Overall ok

Even they pay is higher than us
But Jp got higher standard like good food paid
 

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Not entirely true. Our cost of living is way too damn high liao. High COE $$ affects ALL entities in SG... not just those who own cars.. High rental costs drives up all prices too. So in SG, retailers, sellers and what have you have to mark up their profits to astronomical percentage to cover all these expenses.

We earn little and pay a lot on multi layered taxes and numerous out of pocket expenses... this is why our average spending power is low as compared to other 1st world countries.

Its a viscous cycle bro. Average man on the street don't have much $$ to spend on big ticket items, retailers, as a result, no biz. So they have to markup their profits to insane levels just to make ends meet.

There's a saying in Cantonese... 三年不发市, 发市顶三年...Meaning, no biz for the past 3 yrs.. when you eventually do have 1 sale, make sure it can cover the expenses for the next 3 yrs. :s22::(:(

bo bian what to do, those up there have their head in the clouds and cannot see whats below anymore le :s22:
 
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