Remotes & Accessories

[Mikoyan29]

Does anyone know if the power adapter for the Roku Ultra 2019 works with both 110v and 220v?

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[dgrace]

You can't even plug it into 220, but if you could it wouldn't last a second.

[atc98092]

Look closely at the power brick. The text is likely very tiny. If it's labeled 110-220v, you're fine. But if it doesn't specifically list 220v, then it's not dual volt. Many power supplies like this are dual voltage, but don't depend on it without checking. 

[Mikoyan29]

I am looking to upgrade my Roku to the Ultra, but I don't have it currently.  This is why I am asking if the power pack is dual voltage, as I cannot look myself.  Do you have this device?  Are you able to see if the power pack is dual voltage?

[atc98092]

Yes, I have an Ultra, but it's the 4640, not the latest model. While there most likely isn't any difference, I can't say that for sure. But I'll check mine when I get home this evening. 

Don't forget that if you buy a Roku in North America, it won't have the correct plug for UK or Europe, even if it does support 220v. You'll need an adapter. 

[dgrace]

Looking at one on Amazon it says 110-120v. on the unit label.

[atc98092]

Fair enough. Looks like they aren't dual voltage. Would make a nice little puff of smoke if one tried, I suppose. 

[markosoftfl]

I live in the EU for 3 years now. Mine works fine on 220V I have the ultra HD model. 

[atc98092]

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@markosoftfl wrote:

I live in the EU for 3 years now. Mine works fine on 220V I have the ultra HD model. 

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That just means yours came with a wall connection that supports 220v. The original poster never specified where they were located. Any Roku sold in a particular location will have a power adapter suitable for that location.

[markosoftfl]

I bought mine in Best buy in Florida. before I moved to Europe, before that I traveled with it to EU. Straight out of the box in the USA without a issue will work on 220V. I have 2 of them. I can only speak for the Ultra