230v Adapter?
I am going to New Zealand. What type of adapter should I use to charge my iPhone particularly if I cannot find a USB port?
iPhone 12, iOS 17
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I am going to New Zealand. What type of adapter should I use to charge my iPhone particularly if I cannot find a USB port?
iPhone 12, iOS 17
You won't need a voltage converter, but you will need some wall plug adapters.
New Zealand uses what is known as a Type I plug. The adapter will look something like this:
Purchase enough adapters to handle the iPhones, iPads, laptops, hairdryer, razor etc.
Amazon has them, or you can pay 3 times as much at the Airport shops.
The Apple Travel Kit is nice (and expensive), but the downside is that you really only get 1 adapter that will work correctly for the country that you visit. You can buy 5-6 adapters for about half of the cost of the Apple Kit.
You won't need a voltage converter, but you will need some wall plug adapters.
New Zealand uses what is known as a Type I plug. The adapter will look something like this:
Purchase enough adapters to handle the iPhones, iPads, laptops, hairdryer, razor etc.
Amazon has them, or you can pay 3 times as much at the Airport shops.
The Apple Travel Kit is nice (and expensive), but the downside is that you really only get 1 adapter that will work correctly for the country that you visit. You can buy 5-6 adapters for about half of the cost of the Apple Kit.
Apple power adapters support voltages from 110 to 240 volts. All you should need is a plug adapter to plug your exiting Apple power brick into the New Zealand Wall sockets.
Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple
For third party power adapters consult their documentation to see if they support the NZ voltage and frequency.
Otherwise you would need a power converter.
Australia and NZ to US power converter - Amazon.com
230v Adapter?