Will Mac Mini Work?

I am going to America soon and I hope to buy a Mac Mni while I am there,But I live in Ireland,Europe.So my question is Will the Mac Mini that I buy in America work in Ireland,Europe?Please if you have an answer,Please answer me!
Thank You,
Seàn.

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Yes, a Mac mini bought in the US will function perfectly well in Ireland - indeed anywhere in the world. The power adapter is rated for 110-230 volts, 50-60Hz so it will work anywhere. You will, of course, need an adapter to allow the US 3-pin plug to be used in an Irish power socket, but that's all you'll need to get it working.
The warranty is also global, so the system will be covered even once outside the US.

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