Can I use MacBook Pro's 70W USB-C power adapter to charge iPhone 17?
Can we use MacBook pro’s 70w usb-c power adapter to charge the iPhone 17
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Original Title: iPhone 17 charging
iPhone 17, iOS 26
Can we use MacBook pro’s 70w usb-c power adapter to charge the iPhone 17
[Re-Titled by Moderator]
Original Title: iPhone 17 charging
iPhone 17, iOS 26
Yes, you can safely use your MacBook Pro's 70W USB-C power adapter to charge your iPhone 17. The iPhone will only draw the amount of power it actually needs, and USB-C Power Delivery technology handles the power negotiation safely without damaging the battery.
See this link for further reference
Fast charge your iPhone - Apple Support
Yes, you can safely use your MacBook Pro's 70W USB-C power adapter to charge your iPhone 17. The iPhone will only draw the amount of power it actually needs, and USB-C Power Delivery technology handles the power negotiation safely without damaging the battery.
See this link for further reference
Fast charge your iPhone - Apple Support
Watt is like how fast your car can drive, but the speed limit is how fast your car do drive
the iphone draw as much current as it was build to use when charging, the fact that
a charger can provide a lot more just means it's not having its full capacitive used
so as long as it's no higher than 5volts and the connector fits and it's minimum 5 watt then it could be 5GigaWatt without problems
Thanks wheelienick, I also had the same thought but I tried asking this question to a staff member working in apple showrooms, but their answers were not that great. They were replying like, you can’t use more than 30W charger for iPhone 17 and it will damage battery was their answer 😂
I guess that same staff member might opine that you can’t plug a 50-watt desk lamp into 2,400-watt wall receptacle. 🙄
Training staff is always a challenge.
Can I use MacBook Pro's 70W USB-C power adapter to charge iPhone 17?