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I'm going to the USA, and I am planning to buy an Apple TV there for use it in Europe.

Why I should do that?

Because the $99 Apple TV is sold in Europe for €120 ($170). Why pay almost the double for the same stuff?

OK, so the core question: is the internal Apple TV 2 PSU 110V/220V, or just 110V for units sold in the USA?

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This US Apple Store webpage says that the current Apple TV (2) has:

Power: Built-in 6-watt universal power supply

So yes, it looks like it will be fine in Europe.

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Yes, according to Apple TV on Apple Online Store description page, the power is a Built-in 6-watt universal power supply.

But another important thing needs to check is to see if the power plug matches the socket in your country.

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    The Apple TV 2 comes with a C7 coupler. For example I bought my ATV in the US, but am using it in Germany, I just replaced the cable with a german C7 cable.
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    Commented Dec 6, 2011 at 8:07
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I bought it and I confirm that the US version works fine with european 220V/50hz (fine print on the box says also 110V/220V compatibility)

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Yes it works 100%. I used an old figure 8 cable, ran it straight from 220V 50Hz socket and the Apple TV worked great.

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