The Apple 20W Power Adapter is on top, and its new 35W Compact Power Adapter is on the bottom. However, plugged into a wall outlet it should sit flush and neatly. It may be too wide for some power strips. The first thing that struck me was the adapter's width. The new 35W Compact Power Adapter features two USB-C ports on the bottom and foldable prongs in the back. (Modern devices negotiate how much power they need between themselves and the chargers.)
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While more power will provide faster-charging speeds for some devices like the MacBook Pros or even the new MacBook Air, these faster speeds are less impactful on iPhones and iPads, with the iPhone 13 topping out around 22 watts and the iPhone 13 Pro Max achieving around 27 watts.
In terms of more powerful ones for MacBook Pro laptops, Apple also sells power adapters in 67, 96 and 140 wattages.
35W Dual USB-C Port Power Adapter, $59 (coming soon).35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter, $59.TYLER HAYESĪs a brief overview, here's a rundown of some of Apple's current power adapters and their retail prices. Its width may cause problems fitting in certain power stripsĪpple's new power adapter (center) isn't flashy, but with its compact footprint and two USB-C ports, it should save space in your travel bag.Smaller and more powerful than the 30 watt charger that comes with the base model MacBook Air.Is this Apple power adapter better than past ones? Is it better than third-party ones? That's what I wanted to find out. I compared Nomad and Satechi chargers to the new Apple, as well. There's also the consideration of whether you want Apple's first-party charger or a third-party one that might offer more power in a different form. If you're curious about its size and shape, I have shared several comparison pictures to help put it in perspective for real-life situations. The 35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter takes on a new form factor. This is a look at that new charger and how it compares to others. It can even be used to charge your laptop and your phone, tablet or whatever. Apple's latest charger is more compact than its previous ones and even packs in two USB-C ports. Now a 65 watt or even 100 watt charger might fit in the pocket of your jeans. That's no longer the case, thanks in large part to manufacturers standardizing charging around USB-C. They were huge, got hot and came with thick, permanently attached, messy cords. It wasn't too many years ago you needed a backpack to carry a laptop charger.
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