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Do I need a voltage converter to charge my 2022 airbook Mac in Italy
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MacBook Air, macOS 13.2
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The charge cubes included with all Apple devices are capable of using AC voltages from 100-240 volts.
If you are using the Apple supplied charge cube, you would simply need a plug adapter for the local power system.
Thank you. I can't find the votage requirements on my airbook mac and I know the Italian voltage is higher than in the USA. I don't want to damage my laptop when I charge it. I have an adapter - just didn't know if I needed a voltage converter too - to bring the voltage down like you do with some electrical devices.
Do I need a voltage converter to charge my 2022 MacBook Air in Italy?
