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Are the charging bricks that I use for my iPhone and magsafe watch charging along with an adapter for the country we are in the only things we need or do we need a converter also?
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Are the charging bricks that I use for my iPhone and magsafe watch charging along with an adapter for the country we are in the only things we need or do we need a converter also?
Look carefully at the fine print on the charger to confirm that it will run on 100-240 Volts and 50/60 Hz.......and you will not need a voltage converter for the product.
You will need an adapter to allow the current charger's AC plug to plug into the wall outlet or power strip. These are available at airports, travel shops, most major hotels etc. and only cost a few dollars.
Look carefully at the fine print on the charger to confirm that it will run on 100-240 Volts and 50/60 Hz.......and you will not need a voltage converter for the product.
You will need an adapter to allow the current charger's AC plug to plug into the wall outlet or power strip. These are available at airports, travel shops, most major hotels etc. and only cost a few dollars.
If they are genuine Apple power bricks, no converter will be needed, they work on 100 to 240 volts. You may need an adapter since the prongs will most likely be different.
Foreign Travel