Where to buy an IPad chip

Why do you need a chip? I was in Wales and England a year ago, used my iPad Air every single day, didn't need a chip, just wifi. I used it for blogging and face timing the family, didn't have any trouble what's so ever.

I have an ipad 2 so maybe I'm behind the times, but mine can not hold a chip. Not sure what you would need a chip for?

My iPad Air 2 is both wifi and cellular enabled, but it has no changeable "chip" that I am aware of.

We have used our iPad in London, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Hungary, and Istanbul without ever doing anything to it, other than having to enter a password for local wifi.

If you have any doubts, call Apple (or check various online help forums) about this, they will tell you the same.

Brenda,

Based on the information in your question, I'm assuming that your iPad is a Wi-Fi & Cellular model, and that you're asking about a SIM card? What purposes do you intend to use the iPad for?

One other question that comes to mind is do you have a cellular plan for your iPad at home? You may be able to roam using that for a reasonable cost.

I don't know if cellular plans for iPads work the same as for phones, but if they do you should be able to roam in Spain uisng a SIM card purchased in England, but at slightly higher cost. One thing you'll have to ensure is whether you'll be able to top-up the card once you leave England.

You didn't say which part of London you'd be staying in, but you should be able to find a Carphone Warehouse somewhere nearby. The hotel staff should be able to direct you. The staff at the mobile shop should be able to answer all your questions.

My iPad is just WIFI and I used it all the time everywhere. No chip, no cellphone, no fees.