Ipad Powersupply

[Dyksigge]

I on my way to buy a ipad from US to be used in Sweden. What about the power supply ie USB cable. Is it the same as for iphone or a different one? Just 110 volt included or a automatic switch one as for almost for all computers?

Not that fun not be able to charge it at 220 volt... .

[rafidiisme]

sould be the same as all products with the ability to convert on it's own... I'm an american that lives abroad in a country with 220v and all of my apple power supplies from america work here ...most high end electronics in this day and age can convert on their own but always doubble check your power supply before you use it abroad...but as far as the usb cord goes it's self..it's the exact same

[Dyksigge]

Thx, but it is this "should be" that I wanted to be answered! Anyone with a ipad that can check and confirm?

[rafidiisme]

it's been confirmed by quite a few of the large techies on youtube like jon4gamers and soldierknows best as well as the apple website...but also if you don't trust an answer on here why not call apple ;)

also i'd like to apoligize for being a bit of an A$$ about it...just "bein real".....

[iLurk]

hey @rafidiissme can you show me how you did the "RafiTube" picture with the link to your Youtube account? it's so cool. I would
greatly appreciate it :)

[rafidiisme]

sorry I don't do "tut vids" any more

[caitlingorge]

Go to Dell's website and look up your system there. Then you can see what upgrades are available for you, plus the type of power supply that your motherboard is set up for.

[leealden06]

IPAD is not responsible for any of the USB ports on most Windows machines, and a USB Apple Wired Keyboard connected to an iMac. The charger has voltage and current limits, so it's good to use the iPhone.