Specifications uk version power brick xbox one

Just had a look and it says - Input 200v - 240v , Output 12v hope that helps!!

Ah is that so? It's been a month since it was released, so I was hoping for an update on availability.

So outside U.S. and Australia, the Xbox One 1TB console without bundled games is available only in the UK?

On a side note is it worth getting the U.S. version of the Xbox one, then getting a replacement power brick for the right voltage and power connectors? Can we buy/exchange the power brick from Microsoft directly?

[quote user="Mc Knives"]I have a JPN xbox and live in Ireland/ Co Dublin. I'm wondering do I need a power converter or will my euro power brick work with that?[/quote]If you have a European power brick, that will work. The accepted AC input on the power
brick varies, but the DC output to the consoles is the same.

Or can I use the JPN power supply?

Heh, no, if you plug a JPN power brick into Irish mains power, you'll at best blow the fuse in the brick. At worst, you'll blow up the power brick.

My
friend on live has a JPN 360 and uses his cables from his uk 360.

The AV port, HDMI port, Ethernet, USB, Kinect, and optical ports are not region-specific. Doesn't matter what region those cables are from. It's the power brick and the cable from the
brick to the wall that are region-specific.

The Xbox One S has a internal 'Multi-voltage power supply. So yes, if you buy from the U.S and bring it to the UK it will work just fine. You will need either a UK power cord or a US to UK plug adaptor to connect it to the mains here though - which is
a just a minor quibble. All games on the console are region free. You could buy the older model Xbox One, but, that one would require a UK power brick to function in the UK, so if you must buy one there, buy the newer S version.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-microsoft-xbox-one-s-review

"There's much to like here - the integration of the multi-voltage power supply into the main chassis is obviously welcome...."

Icestorm, you said it better then I did. but that is what I with what you said to your answer to the first question. I know there is no universal power supply (power brick) but we did use the same brick for all consoles. What I mean to say is we used a NTSC
power brick, With PAL, NTSC-J and DEV consoles. We did use 2 different bricks though, But one was for new generation of 360 and the other was for older consoles, But they were both NTSC bricks

Which is why I said, We used the same brick....do you think I traveled around the world using the same power brick in a for example UK outlet....now that would be insane and I would fry the brick. but if you were to use a UK power brick to power a US console
there would be no problem...as the UK power supply converts 210 or whatever down or up or whatever.