Going to London

[MajorTCS]

What do I need to operate in London? Just an adapter? Or, a separate charger?

 

[sandydlc]

I was there last summer. I used a power strip and an adapter. Worked great.

 

[MajorTCS]

I am asking what I need for the iPad.

 

[jaycie]

a good ipad european charger

hey major. i travel quite i bit so i bought an iphone 3gs European travel charger. obviously, it'll work with an ipad too.
here's the link http://www.thepocketsolution.com/PSI-57722/New+Apple+iPhone+3G+S+European+Travel+Charger.html

hope this helps and have fun in london!

 

[decson]

Just a UK plug to go on the iPad charger

I imported my iPad and swapped the US plug for a UK one, works fine!

 

[kultschar]

Yup - just get an adapter or take off the 2 prong US plug (it slides off adapter) and slip on a 3 prong UK one (loads on ebay)

Love Apple for releasing products that have no power issues for diff countries!!

 

[mullman]

I've used this for years across many Apple laptops/iPods/iPhones.
Also compatible with the iPad brick.

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB974ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA4NA&mco=MTA4NDYwMDk

 

[omgitscro]

hey major. i travel quite i bit so i bought an iphone 3gs European travel charger. obviously, it'll work with an ipad too.
here's the link http://www.thepocketsolution.com/PSI-57722/New+Apple+iPhone+3G+S+European+Travel+Charger.html

hope this helps and have fun in london!

Won't work with the iPad; at least, not entirely. iPad draws twice the amount of current. A better solution is a prong adaptor or Apple's travel kit.

 

[barnetda]

All you need is an adapter.

You can get them at the airport when you land at the duty free shops and wh smiths.

Wll cost roughly $5