Am I able to use 220V power. Am I able to use my iPad 3 without a special adaptor
1951544
comes with a cut down on the plug cable says input 100v - 240v output 18 so I think it would be ok not sure about i pad 3 my daughter used her i pad on it while she was staying with us and I have seen all kind of adapters for various ipads etc on Amazon and e-bay, hope this is helpful, happy listening.
521962
Works fine. The 2 amp outlet is for the iPad. The other is for your phone. Be sure you have the right cable for your iPad. Some only work for phones and can't handle the higher amperage of the iPad. The apple cables always work, or get one that says good for an iPad.
521965
USB outlets are marked 1A(upper) and 3A(lower) BUT the total is limited to 3.1A.So one at a time you can charge any iPad or iPhone BUT since iPad Air requires 2.4A may have a problem combining with another device. Earlier iPads may not be a problem combining since they require less amperage.
1679935
No it will not work for any device that is less than 50 watts which your devices are under. Note most iPads, iPods etc are already dual voltage so you don't need this converter - you just an adapter plug to go from the pin configuration in the foreign country to the US flat pin configuration . Search for plug adapters on Amazon there are many for 3-5 $.
968726
I'm not sure, but I'd be careful. The UK also has different a voltage. It can support ipads, smartphones, and laptops with no problems. But if you're thinking about plugging in a hairdryer or straightener, you're better off finding one on amazon (or over at the UK) that is designed to handle the higher voltage.
1981933
My iPhone had no problem. I think most if not all smart phones are made to take either 110 or 220 so they can be sold worldwide without having to change voltage requirement. Same thing for my MacBook Air. Be careful with other appliances such as hair dryers and electric tooth brushes and the like.
2000547
You can get an adapter, can't remember name or brand, sorry, but look for iPhone adaptor plug. Got one from overseas for like $3 about a year ago and it works great. Do NOT use as an iPad adaptor, they are too heavy and will break the adaptor/exrension.
439788
You need an external USB power source, You need to get a USB to 2 Prong Wall Plug adapter. Then all you have to do is plug in the 1/8th inch "ipod" plug to the Ipad.
665543
In a word, "No". It is designed to work with the smaller (iphone, androids) devices that don't draw as much current. This could charge an ipad slowly with the screen off but it does not have the capacity to fully charge an ipad or the amperage to "push" the electricity into the ipad at reasonable speed. You will need a battery with "2.1 amps" port and at least "12,000 mah" to fully charge a ipad 3 from 0%.
1377583
this does not convert voltage (ie. 220 to 110), which is liekly why the other commenter stated his camera battery fried. The reason the iPhone charges succesfully with this item is because the iPhones have voltage range of 110-240.always always always, check the voltage on your device. Only use this item by itself (without a transformer) if the device says it 110-240. Otherwise you will likely fry your electronics
1092596
Should be fine just need a USB converter to charge it. I powered a dual USB and can power iPhone and iPad with this.
1051594
I had no probs with my iPad and iPhone by plugging them into one of these grounded adapters. You need the adapter to fit into the wall outlet. They do not change the voltage (220) but simply allow you to plug in. You may want to check that your laptop will run on 220volts (most do), but definitely check first!
2072674
This plug converter works for all Apple products that plug into an Apple 12W USB power adapter (http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD836LL/A/apple-12w-usb-power-adapter), which the iPad Air plugs into. Apple USB power adapters are rated for 100-240 volts. European electrical grids normally distribute 220-240 volts, which is within the rating of the Apple USB power adapter. This US to Europe Plug Converter simply changes the prong configuration from US to European and has no effect on the electricity used.
1606739
my entire home entertainment system only required 1500 watts and that included a 55 inch flat screen TV, etc, etc. The iPad I think only draws 12 watts. I am certain the iPad charger is multi region and you can either buy Apples adapter set which convert for most global plugs, or just get a plug adapter that will fit whatever type outlet in Australia. No need for a power converter, just a plug adapter. Available on Amazon, and perhaps at the Australia airport. I lived in SE Asia for three years, traveled the region extensively, and now live in the USA. No issues with our 2 iPads, or iPod, or iPhones. Hope this helps.
1733171
I'd like to know if the USB port will charge an IN-USE iPad as well. I'd like to to not have to carry the 10 W adapter with me all the time.
595490
I'm not sure that the adapter itself converts the voltage or whether the conversion is in the i-phone or i-pad itself. Regardless, I used it in Ireland (they have 220 voltage) and I had no issues with mu i-phone.
344169
Yes you can,it comes with a wall plug with and a USB cable. You should be able to hook it up like your phone or Tablet. I can charge my IPad with product while using my Ipad.