many year I using 45 watts power adapters with my MacBook Pro late 2013,
they cause any problem are issues ????
if I need to by 60 watts , or still using 45w good to go, and I using all small small software only
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Find the right power adapter and cable for your Mac notebook - Apple Support
"You can use a compatible higher wattage power adapter without issue, but
it won't make your computer charge faster or operate differently. If
you use a power adapter that is lower in wattage than the adapter that
came with your Mac, it won't provide enough power to your computer."
Best to use the adapter that came with it. My 2011 MBP came with 85W. Charging with a 45W would at-best under-charge during load would over-draw the charger, risking burn-out (literally) of the charger or MBP feedback-damage (not as probable but possible).
I buy second-hand MBP 13inch in shop, they given 45watts charger, that time I don't know much details about of MBP,
last week I replace new battery my MBP 13" ,
I check apple site they mention 60watts charger ,
if I still using 45watts charge , they any chance to damage my new battery ?????
and I using windows 10 on my MBP 13" also, windows can drain power faster & heat up MBP more,
so that time input voltage 45w no enough means they any chance have SMC can stop my battery charging,
because it happened after I reset SMC only I can able to charge again,
can u check the link for me
in your link seen , they mention 60w for my MBP 13" ,
and I using windows 10 on my MBP 13" also, windows can drain power faster & heat up MBP more,
so that time input voltage 45w no enough means they any chance have SMC can stop my battery charging,
because it happened after I reset SMC only I can able to charge again,
pls give some ideas below the link
macbook pro late 2013 use 45watts Charger good or bad??????
