Phone and laptop

[RISHIFERRARI20]

So, I purchased a new phone and laptop in India and immediately regretted not checking if they will work in Canada. The phone is a Nokia 6.1 plus and laptop is Avita Liber 14" notebook. The power adapter for both of them says 100-240V 50/60HZ. I know Canada uses 120V @ 60HZ. Apart from the fact that I will need to use an adapter for the plug, should I be worried about anything else?

Also, will the phone work for Canadian carrier frequencies? and will the laptop accept Wifi/bluetooth signals in Canada?

 

[Buletruck]

Laptop shouldn’t be a problem. And you can generally just swap the outlet to transformer cord. The phone will charge, but whether it works in Canada, I can’t say. I have purchased phones in Asia that were available in N. America and never had a problem as long as the brand had other models available in the market. The Nokia 6.1 is available in Canada, so my guess is you’ll be fine. But that is a guess.

 

[subodhp]

So, I purchased a new phone and laptop in India and immediately regretted not checking if they will work in Canada. The phone is a Nokia 6.1 plus and laptop is Avita Liber 14" notebook. The power adapter for both of them says 100-240V 50/60HZ. I know Canada uses 120V @ 60HZ. Apart from the fact that I will need to use an adapter for the plug, should I be worried about anything else?

Also, will the phone work for Canadian carrier frequencies? and will the laptop accept Wifi/bluetooth signals in Canada?

Everything other than phone 3g/4g should be fine.

Forlaptop you would need a pin adapter.

Forphone first check on a website to see if it can use bands used in Canada. A website like gsmarena could help in finding this out. Further your phone documentation or help menu will have details on what all bands your phone specifically supports.

As someone said above if your phone is available in Canada, that is a good sign. But I would definitely make sure that your phone is not a specific variant to your region

 

[mahi2020]

Phone will work fine but thr are more call drops if you are using Asian phones.

Better to buy phones here, they are cheap with plans.

 

[hazelly mores]

Phone and laptop are two common types of personal electronic devices that are used for different purposes.
A phone is a mobile device that is primarily used for communication and is equipped with features such as calling, texting, and internet access. Most phones also have cameras, music players, and a variety of other applications for entertainment and productivity.
A laptop, on the other hand, is a portable computer that is designed for use on the go. Laptops typically have larger screens, more storage, and more processing power than phones, making them better suited for tasks such as browsing the web, working on documents, and playing games.
Both phones and laptops have their own unique strengths and weaknesses, and the choice between the two often comes down to personal preference and intended use. If you're looking for a device that is compact and convenient for communication and basic entertainment, a phone may be the best choice. If you need a device with more processing power and storage for work or play, a laptop may be a better option.