Can I use a 85W MagSaffe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502?
Can I use a 85W MagSafe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502 (Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 with retina?
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Can I use a 85W MagSafe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502 (Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 with retina?
cullen242 wrote:
Can I use a 85W MagSafe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502 (Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 with retina?
There is no [ Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 ] ...however there is a MacBook Pro 13" 2014
MacBook Pro 13" 2014 tech specs show
<Power Adapter 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter>
There is no harm in using a high wattage power adapter—however the Mac will not benefit from the higher wattage, the computer will manage the input down to 60W.
So if you are having to buy new, you save money by buying the 60W specified.
cullen242 wrote:
Can I use a 85W MagSafe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502 (Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 with retina?
There is no [ Powerbook Pro 13" mid 2014 ] ...however there is a MacBook Pro 13" 2014
MacBook Pro 13" 2014 tech specs show
<Power Adapter 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter>
There is no harm in using a high wattage power adapter—however the Mac will not benefit from the higher wattage, the computer will manage the input down to 60W.
So if you are having to buy new, you save money by buying the 60W specified.
Can I use a 85W MagSaffe 2 power Adapter with my model number A1502?