OK, that's a bit of an exaggeration - but not much. That's because the vast majority of modern devices - including newer laptops - can be charged with a one-size-fits-all USB-C charging technology: USB-C power delivery or USB-C PD. Thankfully, you don't need a separate wall charger our outlet or cable for each device. All the space that your gadgets already take up, you don't need even more space taken up by power bricks and cables. Many people own far too many devices to be carrying around a separate cable and charger for each one.
If you’re going to be using your own charge cable to power this computer, be sure that it’s rated at 100 watts because not all USB-C charge cables are made equal.Īs for me, I use rugged 100-watt USB-C charge cables from both Nomad and Mophie.From your phone and tablet to wireless headphones and laptop, all gadgets have their own rechargeable batteries. MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2018 and later)Īccording to Apple’s official technical specifications for the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, having a 100-watt-hour battery in the new MacBook Pro gives you up to 11 hours of wireless web browsing, up to 11 hours vide playback in the TV app and up to 30 days of standby time.Īside from the notebook and the new charger, the box includes a 2-meter USB-C charge cable.While this power adapter is compatible with any USB-C\ device, Apple recommends pairing it with your 16-inch MacBook Pro for optimal charging performance.Īnd here are all the Mac notebook models this charger is compatible with: The 96W USB-C charger offers fast, efficient charging at home, in the office or on the go. Here’s Apple’s description of the new power adapter:
The new 96-watt adapter can be purchased as a standalone accessory from Apple for $79 a pop (keep in mind that a charging cable is sold separately). MacBook Air: 50-watt-hour battery, 30-watt USB-C power adapter.
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