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how do i charge my iPhone in UK? I have the apple world travel adapter kit but i don't see a USB port in the adapter.
bur do i need a convertor to deal with 220 volt in UK vs 110 that we have in USA?
bur do i need a convertor to deal with 220 volt in UK vs 110 that we have in USA?
If you are using an Apple supplied charge cube, it is multi-voltage capable (100-240 volts). You would simply need a plug adapter for the local power system.
Probably you'd re-use the same Lightning cable that accompanied the previous adapter.
(I've several options; one end works with iPhone, other works with USB-A or USB-C, etc.)
You are brilliant! That was all I needed to know. Thank you
You are welcome.
how do i charge my iPhone in UK?
