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Question: Will this work with an iPad?
Document: Did not work for me...
It works well with my laptop, my phone or other devices like this but did not work with my hairdryer which why why i bought it.... too bad :-(
We are traveling in Europe and have found that the adaptors and convertor work quite well. In addition, the carrying case is very handy.
I haven't travelled yet, so I haven't tried it yet. The transformer is brand new with all of my requirements. The box containing the transformer has name of company. It's produced from a real production company. I believe it'll work very well. Thank you.
Have you noticed? Most plug-in electronics and wall power supplies these days work with power voltages and frequencies around the world, e.g. 100V to 250V, 50Hz & 60Hz - but not DVD and BluRay players. That's probably because the discs and their players are regional, and US discs won't work in Europe and Asia and vice versa.
I have many small US items that use 110 volt chargers -- cell phone chargers, razor, camera battery chargers, and more. Although the chargers for those devices are rated for 100-240 volt use, they get hot in a 220-volt outlet and leave me wondering if they'll overheat and burn out. I bought two of these transformers and they work great converting 220 to 110. I use an adapter to make the transformer fit the country-outlet I'm using.
this transformer is only for usa and not for any other country. it did not do any good for me
convenient to carry around, but too bad it doesn't have an extra hole for my computer charger, i had to spend much more for that type though and it's huge. something else is that my hair straightener does Not heat up enough when I use the converter :(
With those other 50W transformers, they are flat and you have to buy an additional adapter to make it fit into the wall. This one is perfect. There are lots of people who don't know what they're doing and try to use these things for bigger appliances, or laptops and phones (which generally do not even need a transformer - most just need a plug adapter). Anyway, I think I'm beating a dead horse - but if you know what you're doing with this - it works like a champ!
We're Americans living overseas in Spain. We know about transformers vs. adapters and continuous vs. intermittent use. So for us, this little gadget is perfect for small wattage appliances or electronics. We use it for small strings of Christmas lights, our Scentsy burners, and nightlights for our kids. It is a transformer, but only for 50 Watts of intermittent use or 30 watts of continuous use.
Answer: iPad chargers are dual voltage. You don't need a transformer for them.