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• Asked by Joyce H from Charleston
• 9-Sep-2018
• Flag as inappropriate (Can I charge my iPad Pro with a 87W Power Adapter? Will it damage my iPad Pro?)

• Asked by David A from Portland
• 20-Sep-2018
• Flag as inappropriate (Can the 87W USB-C power adapter be used with the NEW iPhone Xs Max? and will it damage the Xs Max?)

MacBook Pro. 14,3

• Asked by Douglas T from Fairfield
• 8-Feb-2018
• Flag as inappropriate (Is there a 12volt charger for the latest MacBook Pro?)

This might be a dumb question, but I'm wondering if I can use the three prong extension cord off my old (2015) macbook's power cable. I'm assuming there is no special amp/wattage etc. considerations to be made for this addition?

• Asked by Jeremy W from Cheyenne
• 6-Nov-2018
• Flag as inappropriate (Can you attach an older 3-prong (grounded) cord to this brick?)

• Asked by Liam W
• 27-Oct-2016
• Flag as inappropriate (Will this charge the iPad Pro faster than the 29W adapter?)

I have several Magsafe-1 or 2 chargers for older Macbooks that will just need an adaptor to be usable again with my new MBP, will this be possible?

• Asked by Alberto B from Nyc
• 1-Oct-2018
• Flag as inappropriate (Can I use a Magsafe to USB-c adaptor to charge the new MBP 2018?)

i.e. If left plugged in to a power outlet when not connected to a device will it still draw current?

I'll be using it to charge a Touchbar MBP 15". With my previous MBP I would charge it from my Thunderbolt monitor, which only supplied current when the MBP was connected. Since a MagSafe to USB-C adapter is not available I will have to use this charger instead but will need to leave it connected to the wall socket behind my desk and I don't want it to be wasting current through the transformer all day while I'm out.

Thanks in advance.

• Asked by Andrew G
• 15-Dec-2016
• Flag as inappropriate (Does this charger sense when it's connected?)