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I’m from the U.K. and I’m planning on buying a new MacBook here (my one is now 11-years old and broken). However, I’m moving to Canada in March/April and I’m a little concerned about the voltage differences between the U.K. and Canada.
Would there be any reason why I wouldn’t be able to charge my U.K. bought MacBook over in Canada (other than the need for a charger with a different plug)?
GlenG89 wrote:
Would there be any reason why I wouldn’t be able to charge my U.K. bought MacBook over in Canada (other than the need for a charger with a different plug)?
This is not an issue...
Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple
GlenG89 wrote:
Would there be any reason why I wouldn’t be able to charge my U.K. bought MacBook over in Canada (other than the need for a charger with a different plug)?
This is not an issue...
Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple
MBP power supplies and power adapters handle 120/240 without issue. Only thing you need when traveling (or moving) is a final plug-end that is designed for the new location.
Can I take my new Pro to Canada?
