US iPad charger - is it multi voltage or do you need a step down converter in the UK?

[f34r]

As title really

Anyone with a US iPad in the UK

Do you just need a US to UK adapter?

Must chargers are multi voltage these days so I would guess the iPad is?

 

[tdream]

100-240v

 

[jdaco6]

As title really

Anyone with a US iPad in the UK

Do you just need a US to UK adapter?

Must chargers are multi voltage these days so I would guess the iPad is?

I have just stuck the uk plug that came with my MacBook air on the us adaptor and it's working fine. Hope that helps.

 

[f34r]

I have just stuck the uk plug that came with my MacBook air on the us adaptor and it's working fine. Hope that helps.

ah good idea 😀

Dunno if my macbook pro one comes off 😕

Def got some old iPod chargers kick around though and the plug comes off those 🙂

Thanks for the help

 

[-iKris-]

My iPhone charger has one of those plugs that snaps off the little main unit, so if I just snap the British plug onto the charger that comes with my US iPad, it'll work okay? (sorry for asking something that might have been answered - I'm not a techie!)

 

[gnasher729]

ah good idea 😀

Dunno if my macbook pro one comes off 😕

Def got some old iPod chargers kick around though and the plug comes off those 🙂

Thanks for the help

Your MBP should have come with both a plug on its own and a plug with a two meter cable. You just slide it off sideways off the charger block.

 

[angle123]

Getting mine, flights permitting on sunday.

I don't have any previous Apple products with a detachable plug.
Am i able to use a standard converter?

 

[andyblila]

All of Apple's power connectors are universal. All you need is the World Traveler connector kit. It will work fine.