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USA charging
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25-11-2021 4:24pm#1
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No, all Apple chargers are multivoltage. As are most modern phone and laptop chargers that are sold in Europe. Look at the charger plug and you should see a voltage range like '100-240V', that confirms that it will work in the US.
You will probably need a travel adapter, you can buy them in the pound shops. Do not leave it until you get to the airport where the price will be significantly higher. The pins in the adapter you need will be flat and parallel to one another.
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