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Asked by Qwe from united states | Jun. 20, 2016 19:14

About:Power Plugs / Sockets in China

If I charge my laptop without a transformer will there be problems?

I am traveling to China and staying in a hotel. A few years back I had an old hp notebook and I charged it without a transformer and I had to take out the battery because it kept over heating now I can't put it in for long even in us. Will my new MacBook be able to tolerate it better than my old laptop?

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Answered by Eliot | Jun. 20, 2016 21:44

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Generally, the power line of laptop has a built-in transformer. You don't need to bring an extra transformer, only an adaptor, for the socket is quite different in CN.

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Answered by Terry | Jun. 22, 2016 12:22

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Apple SPECIFICALLY states that their devices accept power world wide, 110 or 220 is absolutely zero problem.

Your problem will occur in finding a plug configuration that fits in the wall. The "PlugBug World" adapter by TwelveSouth (available on Amazon) will cover your Mac as well as giving you an extra USB charging port.

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