Hi, I was wondering if this iMac works on 220V null

I think you asked this question under the wrong product, but to answer your question, im thinking "no"

It should. Most power adapters these days are generally made to work 110-220V...e.g. I have not had any phone charger, or laptop charges that does not work at 220V in the past several years. Certainly you need an adapter for the prongs if EU/Asia

“Hi, I was wondering if this iMac works on 220V”

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Answered by Ceno6 3 years ago
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No
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I think you asked this question under the wrong product, but to answer your question, im thinking "no"
Answered by John494 3 years ago
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It should. Most power adapters these days are generally made to work 110-220V...e.g. I have not had any phone charger, or laptop charges that does not work at 220V in the past several years. Certainly you need an adapter for the prongs if EU/Asia
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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