Im traveling to the UK and bought a plug adapter. It warns that it does not convert voltage. Can I safely charge my iphone in the usb-c port on it, or do I need to use an iphone brick as well?
Thanks!
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Original Title: Need Voltage Converter?
iPhone 15, iOS 26
Although virtually any "brick" is 100-240V compatible, if you really want to be 100% sure, it would help if you could provide the make and model number of your "brick".
Then, we can log on to the "brick" manufacturer's site to get all of the specifications.......something that you can do easily as well. If the power requirements state 100-240 Volts.....as they very likely will....you are all set.
If the "brick" that you are referring to is an Apple device, no need to look any further. You can be 100% sure that it will operate worldwide without needing a voltage converter.
Although virtually any "brick" is 100-240V compatible, if you really want to be 100% sure, it would help if you could provide the make and model number of your "brick".
Then, we can log on to the "brick" manufacturer's site to get all of the specifications.......something that you can do easily as well. If the power requirements state 100-240 Volts.....as they very likely will....you are all set.
If the "brick" that you are referring to is an Apple device, no need to look any further. You can be 100% sure that it will operate worldwide without needing a voltage converter.
Voltage converter is not needed.
You may need more than I plug adapter though, to handle the laptop, phone, razor, toothbrush, etc.
The genuine iPhone charger will take voltages from 120 to 240 volts. You need an adaptor to change the socket configuration of the country youre going to, to the type of plug on your iPhone charger.
can I plug into the usb-c?
What device.....make and manufacturer.....are you calling "the usb-c".
Most "plug adapters" are simply that......adapters.....not power supplies. Examples of adapters are pictured below.
Are you saying that the "plug adapter" that you purchased to convert the Standard U.S. plug to the U.K. plug also has a built-in USB-C port (or ports)?
The fine point of my question is whether or not I need the BRICK, or can I plug into the usb-c? I’m getting completely contradictory answers. Help!?
Can I safely charge my iPhone in a UK plug adapter without a voltage converter?
