it happens

they extended the purchase protection tho, it's to be expected living in Canada

Canada Post is supposedly swamped with so much chink packages they get purposefully delayed so they can actually deliver the rest of the mail

i extended once

for an item that actually got on time

in 60 days

https://i.imgur.com/WQ1w43D.png

this is the first time i see it being free on GB

Probably because it weighs nothing

GB also selected sweden by default

trying to chink me <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

Our chinese friends did me dirty

had to open my first dispute 😢

my first 11.11 package arrived yesterday

pair of earphones

That was quick

>ahegao shirt available for pickup
It better not be in a see-through bag

<:pepewot:327934404234313739>

nobody knows what they're looking at anyway

although i'd go with a hoodie

pleb question, but if something doesn't have the electrical plug my country has, if I just buy an adapter it should work okay?

no

not guaranteed

Wait I heard the note 5 will use 630/660

Why is it still using 625

Could it be a test/prototype build?

@♂DEEP DARK FANTASY ♂ depends on voltage

although with switching psus it's often less of an issue

there's still plenty of switching mode psus that have a fixed input voltage or a switch

yeah

be careful n shit

ask the seller

what a pain in the ass, none of these tv boxes have AU plugs

if its rated for the same voltage/current you should be fine

thanks for the answers guys, really appreciate it

china uses 220 so it should be fine or AU

yeah, EU or China are 220 ish 50hz

the weird thing is that none of them have china plug either, it's all either EU, UK or US

so you can use those with a regular adapter

ahh, so I would go for EU then

UK plugs are fine too

chinese plug is just the AU plug without being angled on 45 degrees lol