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IPhone and IPad charging in Poland

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Kathleen

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Good day all, I have the proper adaptors. But, do I also need a voltage converter? I am getting mixed opinions even from Apple.

Thank you.

Kathleen
 
Kathleen said:
Good day all, I have the proper adaptors. But, do I also need a voltage converter? I am getting mixed opinions even from Apple.

Thank you.

Kathleen
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Just got back from a week in Poland and as Jim said all you need are the plug adapters. You need a magnifying glass to read the voltage requirements on most power chargers for Apple iphones, Ipads, etc all of them are 120/240 volts AC. I have seen some chargers for laptops that are still 120 volt only and require a voltage convertor. So to be sure read the fine print on your chargers just to be sure.
 
urban5 said:
Just got back from a week in Poland and as Jim said all you need are the plug adapters. You need a magnifying glass to read the voltage requirements on most power chargers for Apple iphones, Ipads, etc all of them are 120/240 volts AC. I have seen some chargers for laptops that are still 120 volt only and require a voltage convertor. So to be sure read the fine print on your chargers just to be sure.
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Some of our devices were not dual voltage. Always check as you note by confirming the specs of your device can be used on 240V power:
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These global brands want to try and make stuff as cheap as possible. So they make one power cord that will work anywhere in the world by just replacing one small part. That part usually being what contains the prongs.
 
Thank you all for you assistance. My little prongs are packed and I have a new power pack for my purse as a back up. I have waited 60 years for this trip. I don't want to miss a chance for a photo. Kathleen
 
Kathleen said:
Thank you all for you assistance. My little prongs are packed and I have a new power pack for my purse as a back up. I have waited 60 years for this trip. I don't want to miss a chance for a photo. Kathleen
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Have a great trip.
 
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