A MacBook Air charger is essential for steady and safe power delivery for your MacBook Air. It typically uses a USB-C connector and delivers the required wattage to charge the laptop's battery efficiently, ensuring continued productivity throughout the day.
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Enjoy charging efficiency and convenience with Anker's premium chargers for MacBook Air. Boasting a total output of up to 150W and a single-port output of up to 100W, our Apple MacBook Air chargers give out an unrivaled torrent of power to charge up to 4 MacBook Airs simultaneously, ensuring they are replenished as fast as you can imagine.
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In short, Anker’s MacBook Air chargers are the ultimate addition for MacBook Air users. Order Anker’s MacBook Air computer chargers and embrace boundless power now! And don’t forget to check out our MacBook Air charging cords.
There are two kinds of MacBook portable chargers you can use for MacBook Air:
Original charger: The MacBook Air typically comes with a USB-C charger that provides the appropriate wattage and voltage required by the laptop.
Third-party charger: You can also use a third-party charger from a reputable and reliable manufacturer like Anker to ensure compatibility, performance, and safety.
Yes, it’s possible to charge your Mac Air with a USB-C phone charger if your phone uses a USB-C charging cable. However, phone chargers typically provide lower wattage and may not deliver satisfactory charging performance. So, choose a high-wattage one, preferably one over 30W, when you want to charge a MacBook Air with a phone charger.
Better not. While USB-C chargers are generally compatible with MacBook Air, it's essential to choose one that meets the laptop's power requirements. Typically, you’ll need at least 30 watts to charge your MacBook Air efficiently. Moreover, to ensure optimal charging performance and safety, it is recommended to go for branded and well-known chargers, like the Anker 747 Charger (GaNPrime 150W).
Yes, it is perfectly ok to use a 60W charger to charge your MacBook Air. 60W is generally high enough to charge a MacBook Air swiftly and maintain its performance in demanding scenarios (like video editing and gaming). The Anker 360 Charger (60W) is a good example of a 60W MacBook Air charger.
Theoretically, the USB PD standard can deliver up to 240 watts when charging via a single USB-C port. However, when the charger is connected to the device, the device will only draw as much power as it needs, which is typically around 30W in the case of MacBook Air.
