My iPad gives off a strange vibration when charging, is this safe?

I charge my iPad 3 almost daily, and when I use it while charging I feel a slight vibration coming from it. I wasn't too concerned until I noticed that if I touch my partner while using it, I can feel the same vibration. Is this normal? It's worrying me!

Not normal. Take it to an Apple Store for evaluation.
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Kena1921 wrote:
Could you expand on the following...
This sensation may be alleviated by turning the AC plu 180 degrees.
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It's almost impossible to answer that question as it has to be checked up, just take it in
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