New iPad Charge Vibration

[iLauren]

Is anyone else experiencing this pretty bad? Is it normal?

 

[winterny]

I think you're talking about the electrostatic charge on the metal parts of the iPad as it is charging?

If so, it's normal -- it happens Apple's metal laptops to varying degrees as well, if you are charging with a 2-prong charger.

It's caused by the charger not being grounded. If you use a 3-prong adapter, the static charge will go away. It's a phenomenon known as "leakage".

 

[GarryBacon]

I think you're talking about the electrostatic charge on the metal parts of the iPad as it is charging?

If so, it's normal -- it happens Apple's metal laptops to varying degrees as well, if you are charging with a 2-prong charger.

It's caused by the charger not being grounded. If you use a 3-prong adapter, the static charge will go away. It's a phenomenon known as "leakage".

I thought my fingers where going weird last night that's really strange I'm not going crazy. Thank you for that!!