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    Which charger for X200s in Europe?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by annapanagiot, Jul 8, 2009.

  1. annapanagiot

    annapanagiot Newbie

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    Hello

    I live in the UK and own a X200s (pretty happy so far). I travel frequently to European countries and I need a suitable AC adapter, which one would you recommend? Would this http://www5.pc.ibm.com/europe/products.nsf/$wwwPartnumLookup/_02K6701?OpenDocument do for example?

    Or should I just use the standard 65W UK charger that came with the laptop and a plug adapter? I am only asking because I heard that this might damage the battery after multiple charges.

    Thanks for any help!
     
  2. msb0b

    msb0b Notebook Consultant

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    Use the plug adapter. It will be fine.
     
  3. Awdiyo

    Awdiyo Notebook Guru

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    yup, the plug adaptor is all you need. Or if you don't want to use that, you can buy a shuko end cable to plug into your charger instead of the uk cable end, thereby foregoing using adaptors and simply use the right plug.

    For the same reason I have an australian cable end and a UK-one for mine, making it a tad easier than using a plug adaptor (one less thing is always good).

    Of course, I bring a plug adaptor when I travel around, but if I'm staying in either of those two countries solely I bring the cable instead.