how does the power adaptor for a macbook pro get hooked up?

• Asked by Penny C from Sacramento
• Mar 9, 2013
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european plug for power adapter?

My power adapter has a UK 3pin plug which slots in. Can I get a European plug to slot in when I go abroad?

• Asked by Sue A
• Oct 26, 2012
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is this the same as the adaptor that comes with any ipod

i.e, Early models Ipod 4th gen color

• Asked by Anne L from Albuquerque
• Nov 17, 2012
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what power adapter do i need for ipad gen 1

• Asked by Daryll L from Montour Falls
• Dec 29, 2012
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The only adaptor I have for my Ipad 4 is a 2008 ipod charger (I don't know the wattage). Will this 12 w charge my ipad quicker?

• Asked by Paul B
• Feb 19, 2013
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power source 110v or 230v

Can you plug in the charger to either voltage sources
ie USA or Australia?

• Asked by Peter G from Auckland
• Nov 2, 2012
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Does it Charge iPhone 4s, do it required any cable or adapter,does it some sort of Portable charger?

I wanted to know that this USB Power Adapter can be charge using the 30 pin usb cable direct to my iPhone 4s?
Does it have the same ability as power bank?

• Asked by Viganesan S from Bayan Baru
• Dec 4, 2012
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Does this charger double as a power converter for traveling in Europe? (I have an adapter, but not a converter and I don't want to blow out my iPad).

• Asked by Abigail C from Cambridge
• Jan 19, 2013
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can I use 12W USB Power Adapter for iPad with 240v in Russia

• Asked by Robert T from West Lafayette
• Apr 11, 2013
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If I use the plug/cord from an older 10W power adapter with this 12W adapter, will it still charge at 12W? They do fit (same connection).

I want to use the cord from the 10W adapter I had with my iPad 3 with the new 12W adapter I got with my iPad 4. I assume all the electronics that make it 12W are in the main body of the power adapter, not in the small section that slides onto it. The main parts of the adapters are the only parts that say anything about 10W or 12W. I noticed the little slide-on plug sections all say "2.5A 125V" regardless of when they were made, the one from my iPad 1 says the same thing as the one from my iPad 4. So I'm 99% sure I can connect the 12W adapter to an older cable or older plug and it won't make a difference and will still charge at 12W. I just want to have this confirmed.

• Asked by Bruce M from Houston
• Nov 2, 2012
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