Hello can I use 67 W instead of 61 W for Mac Pro 13 inch-2017
Hello can I use 67 W instead of 61 W for Mac Pro 13 inch-2017
i am afraid of this will affect the quality of the battery
Hello can I use 67 W instead of 61 W for Mac Pro 13 inch-2017
i am afraid of this will affect the quality of the battery
Your MacBook Pro uses ‘smart charging’ to charge in the optimum way, and only when necessary. Plugged in is Not necessarily actively charging. There is substantial hardware and software cooperating on battery and charging issues. Simply asserting a charging voltage against one of the interface(s) will NOT successfully charge your MacBook Pro.
The computer is in control of the entire process, and it only draws what it wants, when it wants it. Using a larger power adapter than the original has never been an issue (and will not charge any differently.)
Your MacBook Pro uses ‘smart charging’ to charge in the optimum way, and only when necessary. Plugged in is Not necessarily actively charging. There is substantial hardware and software cooperating on battery and charging issues. Simply asserting a charging voltage against one of the interface(s) will NOT successfully charge your MacBook Pro.
The computer is in control of the entire process, and it only draws what it wants, when it wants it. Using a larger power adapter than the original has never been an issue (and will not charge any differently.)
Hi,
I think you can, and it doesn't hurt anything.
Hello can I use 67 W instead of 61 W for Mac Pro 13 inch-2017