My daughter has just bought a new HomePod in Boston, and she will bring it to me the next week when she go back to China. I wonder if I can use the USA version of HomePod in China, for China's voltage for appliances is 220V, I just want to know if it can be used in China without a 110-220V voltage Converter?
Not a problem
I got my HomePod and now using it quite well in China, great thanks to everyone!
did you need to do anything or just plug it into the power ? i am also looking a a HomePod from the USA to use in China. Does the HomePod specify on the product itselfthat it is compatible with 110-220V ?
Are you positive about this? I am having problems using my HomePod on a 220V electricity net, but it could have to do with issues with my adapter...
Great, thank you so much for answering. Guess it have to be my adapter giving me a hard time then, because my HomePod seem dead when I connect it...
You're welcome. Hope you get it sorted out.
tt2
The technical specifications, "specifically" state it supports any voltage between 100 and 240v.
HomePod - Technical Specifications - Apple
- Built-in power supply
- Line voltage: 100V to 240V AC
- Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz
All you need is a plug adapter.
Yes, it works on 100V to 240V AC at 50Hz to 60Hz. See HomePod - Technical Specifications - Apple for details.
tt2
Can HomePod support China's 220V voltage?
