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Apple uk 61watt charger 2018 iPod pro.

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pythagorasuk

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Does anyone know if the 61w charger currently sold on the uk Apple store has a 15v/3a profile? I can’t find any technical specs on the website.

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I'm not familiar with the specs on the EU power supply. But I googled 15v/3a and similar devices popped up. The 61W Charger is the basic charging brick that comes with the MBP but each region has a different outlet connector. So when I'm in London or Amsterdam I could use my US brick but with a EU converter. Since the iPad uses USB this will work. If you travel to Ams or US you would need a converter. The voltage is the same because of the connector.

None of the stores have the info either.

Here is the US one.

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MRW22LL/A/61w-usb-c-power-adapter

You could use your Apple Support App and ask them since it's not listed online
 
mofunk said:
I'm not familiar with the specs on the EU power supply. But I googled 15v/3a and similar devices popped up. The 61W Charger is the basic charging brick that comes with the MBP but each region has a different outlet connector. So when I'm in London or Amsterdam I could use my US brick but with a EU converter. Since the iPad uses USB this will work. If you travel to Ams or US you would need a converter. The voltage is the same because of the connector.

None of the stores have the info either.

Here is the US one.

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MRW22LL/A/61w-usb-c-power-adapter

You could use your Apple Support App and ask them since it's not listed online
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Thanks, I did ring apple support but they didn't know. I have bought one and it does come with the 15v/3amp profile. So for anyone else with this query, now you know.
 
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Great. I was just remembering from another post where they picked up a keyboard for the iPad and the Apple store was shipped US keyboards instead of the EU. I would think the power supplies would ship with the correct connectors. Thanks for your post. Now I'm reminded that I can just pick up the connector for my Apple brick when I travel to UK or Amsterdam :)
 
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