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No problem doing that. Note, you would only need a plug adapter not a converter with the UK cord.
UK power cord vs USA power cord
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Bought my surface pro i5 in UK but will be traveling extensively in the USA. I would prefer to use a proper cord rather than also carrying a converter. If I purchase a new, complete power cord in the US, would that be an issue?
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2017-10-28T22:18:04+00:00