This portable charger with an LED flashlight will let you charge your MacBook Pro while being able to see in the dark, making it ideal for power outages. It offers 100 watts of energy and features ...

The 16-inch MacBook Pro charger uses the USB PD 3.1 EPR standard but only goes up to 140W. But you need the MagSafe 3 cable to take advantage of 140W charging speeds.

Considering that the stock 61W MacBook Pro charger is $88 before tax when combined with a 2-meter USB-C power cable, I’d say that the Dart-C compares relatively well from a price perspective.

If you go for the entry level $1999 14-inch MacBook Pro, yours going to get a 67 watt charger. That’s not a slouch, but it’s a long way short of the headline feature.

Many of us MacBook owners have suffered from a frayed MacBook charger cord, ... the MacBook Pro, and the MacBook Air. It can be purchased from the Juiceboxx website for $19.99.

That means that, for now, you can’t charge a 2021 16-inch MacBook Pro at full power into one of the USB-C ports. Apple does, however, support EPR via its new USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable.

The Macbook Pro Retina and MacBook Air are machined and designed to last, but the MagSafe and MagSafe 2 Macbook chargers that come with them are prone to breaking after months of use. Most often ...

The PowerUp comes as a crowdfunded Indiegogo project from Homey Lab, and is essentially a USB-C charger the same size and shape as Apple’s old MagSafe bricks, but with a USB-C cable built in.The ...