Are laptops in Germany and Europe the same as in China?

There is a big difference between German notebooks and domestic keys!

1: The positions of z and y are reversed, which is the one that does not affect the use of the least.

2: There is a special German keybinding"alt gr"key, some symbols need to be called up, for example: @ and so on.

3: German keys have three keys, these 3 occupy the original 3 symbol keys, so that the position of the symbol key has changed greatly, almost all the punctuation and symbols corresponding to the keys are different from the country. For example: , %, etc.

If you use the English input method in a notebook with German keys, then you must memorize the corresponding keys of the punctuation marks against the domestic keys in advance, otherwise the input against the keyboard is all wrong.

Other than that, it doesn't make much of a difference.

The keys are the same.

But the representation is different.

For example, the z of a normal keyboard is the y in a German keyboard

However, it does not affect the application and will not affect the maintenance.

In fact, if you switch the input method to German input, there will be a situation where y becomes z, z becomes y, and so on.

Hehe. I'm also abroad. Keybindings are not the same. Notebooks are sold for each region. It is set for the key habits of each region.

Don't buy it.

Not the same. There is also a big problem with your future warranty.

The merchant can be said to be bought abroad, and it cannot be repaired without the corresponding accessories.

Each country and region is located according to their own needs.

It's a very ordinary 600 - 800 euros, about 6000 - 8000 yuan. It is recommended not to buy it, because you still have to buy genuine system software, or the German system does not know the compatibility when you return to China. Repair is also a problem, and the global warranty is very troublesome.

Then buy a German-made Ah, which is definitely cheaper than China.

There are no tariffs anymore.

It's cheaper than China, and it doesn't restrict you from bringing it back.

Not necessarily.

If you want to make a domestic product, it should be cheap in China.

As long as the voltage is about the same, it's fine. I am now in China, and I brought a notebook back from Australia, and the voltage in Australia is 240V (domestic 220), which can be used normally.

It should be more cost-effective to buy in China, I pay less attention to German electrical appliances, but it doesn't seem to be much cheaper than in China!! The tax should be refundable!!

It is recommended to buy it in the country.

It is very important that the pursuit of notebook configuration in Germany and China is different, Germany's hard disk and memory are higher, and the CPU graphics card is high in domestic computers, so ** is not very comparable, and there is a problem with genuine software, I personally think that electronic products are better to buy in China (unless there is a big discount, Germany sometimes discounts are exaggerated).

Category 2 tax is generally 19%.

Tax refund is possible.

To be clear, German notebooks are too expensive, how good it is to buy them in China.

Buy it domestically, the German one is too expensive to ......Germany is 19% tax, which you will hit on the ** purchase receipt will be 7% of the A tax and 19% of the B tax. Don't think about the tax refund, this return to China is your forever return, and you will only be refunded if you never come to Germany again.

The only advantage of buying this book in Germany is that it will be broken during the warranty period and directly replace it with a book of the same price at the time.,This is pretty good.,But this also depends on the brand.,Not necessarily every brand is.。 I'm next door to Sony, who bought two years ago.,As a result, the motherboard burned in the summer.,That's just a new one for him at the price he bought at the time.,It's really hard to break it for a year and a half.。。

Just go for a year and a half? It is recommended that you buy it in China, and the German notebook has a high share of ACER. Acer, you can't buy this in China.

Arrive? There are no local brands in other Germany.,Samsung,Sony,HP buy the same in China.。。。

And basically there will be no big problems with the notebook for a year and a half, and it is convenient to repair it after returning to China after the warranty of 2-3 years, and.

Germany has to be genuine.,Silly expensive and stupid expensive.。。。 The consumption tax can be refunded, you buy the computer and ask him to give you a bill, and when you return to China, you will go to the customs to refund.

It's all about the same, a lot of foreign things are produced in our country, just paste some brands, not their own production, and they can't afford to produce, labor costs are higher than ours, and the computer is not a high-tech thing, my country is doing very well, my laptop ASUS, bought in 13 years, there has been no problem so far. The performance is stable, but if you work in Germany, you should buy it in Germany, what is the problem, it mainly depends on the **.

There are only a few brands of laptops, HP, Dell, Toshiba, Asus, Acer, Lenovo, several brands are European and American, and domestic brands are also good. It's not sophisticated, and we're doing well.

Domestically, electronic products in the euro area are generally expensive.

Obviously, it is foreign, and the ** of foreign Lenovo is much lower than that of China, and the quality is also better, and other brands should be the same.

Resolutely buy domestically.

Mine is Thinkpad, that is, IBM's Play the road to survival and open the effect is no problem, foreign computers are German systems, you install Chinese software will have all kinds of incomprehensible problems. And when you come out here, the place where you are using the computer is nothing more than to make a ppt and write a word, and at most the professor will send you a software to tell you to use a simulation to do something. It is still comfortable to use Chinese by myself.

Just install a German keyboard to remember the key positions, and you can't buy a German computer. I have a native friend who wants someone to bring a computer from China... ** is definitely expensive in Germany.

And there is no IBM physical store here, you can only buy it online... It's very hard...

Advantages of buying domestically:1Conform to your usage habits 2The buying and selling venues are familiar, and there is a lot of room for choice.

Disadvantages of domestic purchase: it is not easy to do the warranty if it is broken abroad. Computers bought in China are subject to 17% VAT (except for parallel imports).

The advantages and disadvantages of buying in Germany are the opposite.

It's up to you to judge the specifics. However, if you are not familiar with Germany, or if you are in a hurry. It's better to be sure that you're ready at home.

Buy well domestically. German laptops are similar to those in China, and you can negotiate the price of buying computers in China, and there will be many supporting equipment, and there is only one computer in Germany. The computers bought in China are used to use, because German computers use German keyboards, which are different from English keyboards.

If you want to enter German, just add a German input method. As for tax refunds, you don't go to travel, you go to study, you have to leave the EU within a month to get a tax refund, I think you must have stayed in Germany for more than a month. There is no problem with voltage, universal.

What China buys is common in Germany, it is better to buy it in Germany, keep the invoice, and you can also get a tax refund when you come back, the quality in Germany is better, and the price is cheap.

It's better to buy it in Germany, it's cheaper than in China, and the system is in German, the computer you buy in China is Chinese, and it's inconvenient to enter German.

Germany, imported ones are often very expensive, it is better to buy a high-quality ......... in Germany

You're going to Germany, good luck ......Laughing .........

Germany.

Consider that the voltage supports 220 volts

China buys and supports domestic products, and buys Lenovo's !!

Frankly to tell you, even if you don't go to study abroad, you can buy it in Germany if you can.

For Lenovo's Think products, there are grades. The current situation is that first-class products are given to Europe and the United States, and second-rate products are given to Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, and other Asian regions where IT is more developed. Third-rate and fourth-rate products** are given to the mainland market as well as the African region.

In this way, is there an answer?

It is recommended to buy a product like Dell that offers a global warranty.

It is recommended to buy in China The notebooks bought in Germany are made for Germans. The language and keyboard layout of the Germans are different from Chinese. Of course, after using it for a long time, it doesn't matter if you get used to it.

There are a lot of acer in German supermarkets, so if you bring acer, it may be better after sale.

As for the language problem,This has something to do with the input method,It doesn't have much to do with what computer.,Where to buy this book,The key is to have a global warranty.。

It is recommended to buy it in a physical store, and at that time the inspection and payment will not be a problem, and it will be very troublesome to send a courier.