It's not just iMacs that have stirred up the otherwise stagnant waters of the offer in recent days Applu. In addition to them, it also includes a new 30W USB-C charging adapter designed primarily for powering 13” MacBooků Air s Retina display. Interestingly, however, this happened in complete silence.
You wouldn't recognize the new charging adapter from the previous version of the same product at first glance, or even at second glance. The only thing in which they differ in terms of design is their designation. While the old model, which is replaced by the new one in the range, was designated MR2A2LL/A, the new one is designated as MY1W2AM/A. All parameters and all other things of these adapters are completely identical, from which we can conclude that this is only a completely minor upgrade, to which Apple decided, for example, thanks to the acquisition of new internal componeents that are more suitable for installation, both in terms of durability and price.
As mentioned above, the adapter is primarily designed to power a 13” MacBooku Air s Retina display, as it is able to use it to its full potential. However, it can also be used to charge iPhones or iPads, although it is necessary to take into account that instead of 30W, the devices will only take as much as they are capable of - that is, with newer products maxat least 18W. More powerful MacBookThen the power that the adapter is capable of drawing will not be sufficient.
And will the 30W also work with my iPhone? A friend has been charging at 33W for a year and it's great, his battery lasts great, so I would like to get such an adapter too.
I don't understand what you're asking? If a friend charges iPhone so maybe yours will charge too iPhone No? It's written in the article that it's possible.
No no, he doesn't have iPhone. I'm wondering if the 30W charger will also charge faster (at 30W).
The article says: However, it can also be used to charge iPhones or iPads, although it is necessary to take into account that instead of 30W, the devices will only take as much as they are capable of - that is, with newer products. maxat least 18W. What don't you understand about this?
I have 60W from macbookI'll charge everything with it. And completely cool and comfortable
MaxThe minimum charging current is controlled by the phone's electronics. Otherwise, if you have a 100 W charger, the phone will not discharge more than it is set to (allowed).
I don't know what kind of phone you have and what kind of charger you have. You have to try it from the iPad (12W). If you don't have it, feel free to get it (30W). But the phone won't take 30W
A new charger that iP12 owners must buy if they want to charge and don't want to spend 2200 or 5700 for wireless LOL that Apple succeeded. I hope it will be for a nice 1999 CZK
You have a typo there. Your phone works without a charger in the case of an iPhone max 24 hours. So it is a substantial part of the device, and it should be priced accordingly. I.e. not 1.999, but 19.999,- :D
Guys, sorry, but iPad Pro It will easily use 30W to the fullest. Chargers with this and higher performanceonethey allow him to use super charge, so an almost discharged 12.9 is charged to XNUMX% with this charger 100% about an hour and some change. Just for completeness.