Is there anything additional that I would need to operate this iPad in Italy?
783817
I don't think so, it should work the same everywhere. Check with apple before you make your purchase to be sure.
783818
I have never taken this iPad out of the country, however, you will obviously need a proper power converter. Also, the battery life seems amazingly short. I don't know if that is this particular iPad, or iPads in general. I double click the home button and close all apps open with regularity (a good practice) but it still barely lasts a whole day of moderate usage. plan on charging it every night.
929322
Great question... I would like to buy a unit for Northern Italy... any ideas?Lew
691682
Good question. It is a US plug. I don't know what plug Italy uses. But whatever it is, with a converter you should do fine. I've done all right with a converter in Asia and England. It's the best travel steamer I have ever found!
104074
Yes. It's exceptionally portable. Fits in ur pocket or bag. I use it whenever I travel overseas to navigate with maps & GPS. You'll have to check with your phone carrier for use in Italy. Has worked so far for me in Japan, Bali, & Singapore.
587040
Just call CellularAbroad. They can get your SIM registered for you and will recharge it as well- but be aware that it's much less expensive to do so online (unomobile.it) or by buying a "Ricarica" at a participating Tabbachi / tobacco etc "corner shop." I found these difficult to come by in Rome itself, but no problem in Florence, FYI. Buon viaggio!
1922786
Not sure about China, but my daughter is using it in Italy with no trouble.
104075
Martino, I'm not sure if it will work in Italy. All I know is that it works fine in Afghanistan. Regards.
1606741
You won't need a transformer for iPad, the charger provided by Apple should work for all countries.
424994
Did not try in Italy before. This phone support quad band 800, 900, 1800, 1900Mhz. If Italy uses any of these bands, it should work.
696403
It will work in Italy if you take along a plug adapter for Europe. It has 2 round prongs to plug into the Italian outlet. Then you plug the flat iron into the adapter. You do not need a converter, because the flat iron has the conversion built in.
57951
Well, I bought the iPad late last year and haven't used it overseas yet. I am traveling to Africa next week and will have a definite answer to this question after I use it. I will be away for a few weeks, and if the answer to this question is urgent, I am sorry.
454034
Probably if you have a converter but since it never worked for me, I wouldn't bother taking it to Italy.
1489723
Don't know. But if your cell phone works on another continent, then the iPad May also work.
2202060
No, there is an charge for international shipping. Plus you might have to pay tax on it when it gets to italy.
1576660
Yes....in fact we did the same thing in Italy with a 4s. What happens is that you need your entire normal power charger and the cord. Instead of plugging that into the wall, you plug that into the adapter that works for Italy. Then the adapter goes into the Italian wall. The iPhone is self-switching with regards to power supplyNote too that some European wall sockets have a power switch (like a light switch). So make sure you are getting a charge when you plug in.
806332
Get an 4g ipad air that is specifically "unlocked" (ie. not tied to a US plan). If you search on amazon.com there are about 4 or 5 options based on harddrive size...16gig,32gig...you'll notice that they will only have a couple of reviews (that's OK). If it says unlocked it means that it will work with any UK GSM carrier - like Vodaphone or Orange. Once you get your ipad from amazon.com you'll see that the transformer will likely have a US plug, but it will handle 110v-240v, so just get a cheap US-UK plug adapter. Ta Da.
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That is all I had to do in Italy. It worked great and was very convenient since I had my computer and camera stuff with me.