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I'm travelling to Canada from Australia, and need to know whether I can use my MacBook Pro (mid 2015) over there with an adapter only, or whether I need a whole converter.
I saw the Donstuie's info posted in 2012 but mine is different: current adapter has the following markings: Input: 100-240V~ 1.5A 50-60Hz Output: 20V === 4.25A max.
Regards
slin
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.15
If using the Apple supplied charge cube, you would simply need a plug adapter for the local power system.
If using the Apple supplied charge cube, you would simply need a plug adapter for the local power system.
Brilliant. Thanks, stedman1 … great advice 👍 … similar to a question I asked years ago. Apple guru 😁
You are quite welcome.
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Using my Australian MacBook Pro (mid 2015) in Canada
