Buying new power pack in NZ xbox 1

Hey IronKarthur! Here's a link to a relevant article, discussing the various minutia of the power brick, but essentially, what it boils down to is that you're going to need to talk to customer support during normal business hours to buy one. They generally
don't just sell them, but if you perhaps lost your first one, they will generally agree to sell you one.

support.xbox.com/.../about-power-supply

Hey I moved from NZ to the US and then back. The xbox will work fine all you need is a power adapter which are about $10. The only problem is that NZ uses the PAL format whereas Canada uses NTSC, so yyou would have to buy an xbox in NZ, Aus, or Europe to
play PAL games. Or you could simply buy the games from an online retailer in Canada or the US and have them send the game to NZ. The postage is expensive but still cheaper than buying a whole new xbox.

Hi,

If you need to purchase a new power supply, please only buy genuine power supplies directly from Xbox Support.

You will need to contact phone/chat support for New Zealand. This can be done by clicking this link
here.

That's a good thing about Xbox 1. In NZ, Xbox 1 with Kinect is RRP$749 but some authorized retailers, in particular JB Hi Fi, are selling it for $699. In the US, Kinect with Xbox 1 RRP is $499. Name me a PC which sells for US$499 from a reputable site/company/authorized
retailer which has 8GB DDR3 RAM, and the power of an AMD Jaguar 8 core APU. You generally only get low end PC's with like 2 or 4GB RAM at that price range. It also has to have all the features that the Xbox 1 console has. And when Windows 10 comes out late
this year (expected), HP in NZ is likely to keep the average sells for a new PC around NZ$1,000. Gaming PC's usually are about NZ $2999+ with 8 or 16GB RAM. Where as a good 4GB RAM PC intel core i5/i7 or AMD processor, sells for about NZ$799-$1099 or more
depending on the retailer and model. The NZ dollar is weaker than the Australian.

Xbox 1 is region free. Which means you can freely change your console locale without worrying about it being region-locked after a few changes. I live in NZ which is neighbours with Australia and have been there it's an awesome country better than NZ. I
know the US uses different power point holes to Australia and NZ. If you have the money, buy a new console. That way you can enjoy that 12 month warranty that comes with new consoles. Also Australia and New Zealand governments offer very good consumer protection
laws. If your product falls faulty, just visit your retailer and they'll organize refund, exchange, or repair. If UK uses different power adaptors to Australia/NZ, retail stores do sell converters. Your Gold membership goes with you no matter what country
you are in US/UK/Aus/NZ. And if you're in Australia, visit Taronga Zoo in Sydney, it's like the best zoo in Australia. Wages in Australia are very high too, unlike NZ where everything is expensive, even the tax rate in NZ is 15% where as I heard someone say
in Australia it's only 10%. I might chose to move their when I'm older. NZ'rs can move and live in Australia indefinitely which is kwl.