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I am going to study in Australia and am wondering if I need a voltage converter for my 70W USB-C Power Adapter charger for my new Macbook Pro. I saw the world travel adapter kit, will that be enough? Definitely don't want to fry my new computer!
Thanks!
MacBook Pro (M3, 2023)
The Apple-supplied charging equipment will accept 100 to 240 volts without a converter.
(254071)
All you’ll need is a physical adaptor for the mechanical plug differences.
Hi,
The following web page has information about the plug type, as well as voltage and frequency:
https://iectest.iec.ch/world-plugs
Modern Apple power adapters can handle 50 Hz and 60 Hz, so that should not be a problem either. However, it is always good practice to verify the input voltage (range) and frequency for electrical equipment before use. Look for a label/text on the device (can be difficult to find/read, so a magnifying glass may be needed).
Charging my Macbook Pro in Australia
