When you’re using your MacBook at full power, your charger might not have enough spare power for charging other devices unless you buy a charger with a higher wattage where the excess power can ...

depending on the MacBook you buy. But why are there multiple charger options? Most simply put it's all down to charging speed. The associated wattage rating, i.e. 30W, will give you an indication ...

Just a couple of days after Anker announced its 140W four-port wall charger at CES 2025, it’s already on sale. The charging ...

This absolute tank of a charger is hugely powerful, with sufficient wattage to charge two 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops at full speed. That makes it a cinch to charge three or even four less ...

Apple's MagSafe ... that support 15-watt speeds without needing Apple's certification and approval. But if you get a new iPhone 16 and use it with one of Apple's MagSafe chargers and a 30W power ...

It’s important to consider the amount of wattage a charger will provide to your device. For years, Apple supplied “good-enough” 5-watt chargers in the iPhone box, which take about 2.5 hours ...