Is the I Phone considered a dual voltage device?

I am going to Spain and Portugal and was told that since the I Phone is a dual voltage device that all I need is a plug adapter. Is that true?

• Asked by Ronald R from Oakland
• Mar 22, 2010
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Can I use the plug adapters with my iPad charger?

The iPod charger that comes with the World Travel Kit has normal iPod specs (Input: 100-240V 0.15A 50-60Hz Output: 5V 1A). I am going to Spain and had planned on using this kit with my iPod Touch, but I just got an iPad and noticed that it's charger is a little different (Input 100-240V 0.45A 50-60Hz Output: 5.1V 2.3A). Can I just snap the plug adapters from this kit into my iPad charger and have it work ok? I don't want to accidentally fry my iPad or have it not charge at all!

• Asked by Kathryn B from Allen
• Apr 5, 2010
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Does this kit include an adapter that can work in India, both voltage and plug pin compatibility for India?

• Asked by Sheenam B from Madison
• Mar 10, 2010
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Will this work in Ireland to charge my iPhone? Do I really need it or just an adapter plug? Will the iphone charger take up to 240 volts?

Motorola phones say on the charger 110-240V, but I cannot read the silver print on the iPhone charger. I know I need an adaptor plug for Ireland, but I don't know if I need a voltage converter as well. If someone can read the charger for iPhone 3GS for me, that would be helpful.

• Asked by Anne B from Nevada
• Mar 9, 2010
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I am going to India they got outlet is220 volt can I plug direct plug in 220 v in Indian 220 volt.

I have a apple AMERICAN I pad it work on 110 v. Now I am traveling to India that
Is outlet is 220 volt. Do I need a voltage converter which change from 220 v to 110 v.

• Asked by Kiran D from Sacramento
• Dec 20, 2012
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MacBook pro plug adapter with iPad

Hi, am going to Taiwan. My iPad 2 charger head is for Britain ( 3 headed cuboid). The charging block of the iPad has an input rating of 100-240v~, 0.45a, 50-60hz, accompanied by the aforementioned charger adapter with a rating of 2.5a, 240v~. Since Taiwan sockets use the 2 fork charge heads, I noticed that my sister's MacBook pro has a similar head. But its rating is 2.5a, 125v~. Will it work? Btw, taiwan's voltage is 110v usually.

• Asked by Josh Elsindo T
• Jun 8, 2012
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are apple ipad 2 and apple iphone 4 3g considered dual voltage?

• Asked by Jeremy B from Little Elm
• Jul 7, 2012
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Can this be used with non-Apple items (e.g. power cord/charger for a Dell laptop)? I would prefer to just have one set of adapters.

Most power chargers for items already handle multi-voltage -- so my assumption is that I just need something that will convert the existing plug on it to the necessary configuration (e.g. for UK, or for Spain, etc).

• Asked by Kevin K from Calgary
• Nov 1, 2009
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Is there iPhone charger or do I need to plug into my computer to charge it?

• Asked by Luca F from Winnipeg
• Jul 11, 2012
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which plug for Argentina

Is it the European adapter plug for Argentina?

• Asked by John J from Burnaby
• Jan 23, 2012
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