Charging iPhone in Europe

The easiest way to charge an iPhone anywhere is by plugging it to electrical power in the wall socket. If you are traveling to a European Country from another region, then ensure that you have the proper electric plug adapter for that country. This adapter will allow you plug your charger to the electrical power outlet in the wall.

Ensure that your charger is rated to handle the electrical power requirements of that particular country. All recent Apple chargers work in 220 V or 110 V (50/60 cycle) environments.

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The easiest way to charge an iPhone anywhere is by plugging it to electrical power in the wall socket. If you are traveling to a European Country from another region, then ensure that you have the proper electric plug adapter for that country. This adapter will allow you plug your charger to the electrical power outlet in the wall.

Ensure that your charger is rated to handle the electrical power requirements of that particular country. All recent Apple chargers work in 220 V or 110 V (50/60 cycle) environments.

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Use your regular charger with a wall plug adapter to change the normal U.S. plug to a European plug. This assumes that the charger will operate from 100-240 volts. All Apple chargers will do this and most other 3rd party products that I've seen will as well.

Adapters are available at airports, travel shops, hotels, etc.

Get a plug adapter for your current Apple or Made for iPhone charging power source. The chargers are universal; all you need is a plug adapter.