Can I use magsafe 45 instead of 60W?

Power adapters for Intel-based Apple notebooks are available in 45W, 60W, and 85W varieties. Although you should always use the proper wattage adapter for your Apple notebook, you can use an adapter of a higher wattage without issue. No. It will be at your risk if you try.

Can I use 61 watt charger for MacBook Pro?

Apple’s 87W USB-C charger will juice up all MacBook and MacBook Pro models at full speed. That’s why it’s safe to use Apple’s 30W, 61W, or 87W USB-C charger to fast charge iPhone and iPad.

Can I use a 45 watt charger on a 65 watt MacBook?

Yes. The wattage rating is matched up with your particular laptop’s needs. If you use a lower rated power supply, in many circumstances it will work ok, it may just charge a little bit slower.

What kind of power adapter does a MacBook Pro use?

This power adapter recharges the lithium polymer battery while the system is off, on, or in sleep mode. It also powers the system if you choose to operate without a battery. Compatible with MacBook and 13-inch MacBook Pro.

Can a MagSafe charger fit a MacBook Pro?

This will fit all MagSafe models from 2006-2012. In late 2012 MacBook Pro modes they introduced MagSafe-2, which this charger will not fit. Also this will physically fit the 2006-2012 15” MacBook Pro, however they require the 85watt version to power quickly and turn on if the battery has fully discharged.

What does a 60 watt MagSafe power adapter do?

The 60 Watt MagSafe Power Adapter features a magnetic DC connector that ensures your power cable will disconnect if it experiences undue strain and helps prevent fraying or weakening of the cables over time. In addition, the magnetic DC helps guide the plug into the system for a quick and secure connection.

Where can I get an apple power adapter?

Apple Brand Store at Best Buy. Powers the lithium-ion battery while system is off, on or in sleep mode. Also charges without the battery present for added convenience. Disconnects the power cable if it experiences strain to prevent fraying or weakening of the connection. Display charge status.