what is the difference between 60W and 85W macbook pro charger
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60W are smaller, made for MacBook Air, 85W are made for the Macbook Pros. You can use a 60W with a Macbook Pro, but it's trickle-charge slow. As far as using this converter - it makes no difference. It works fine on both.
311982
There are no other differences, and I think that the 95W vs 85W is just on paper. Onkyo reps have stated on the internet that they are "the same build".
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With the JNC660 (which looks very similar) I know there's a selection for "Energy compliant" for units to go to Cal. If they won't allow this one to go there, it seems like there should be the same selection available. I believe there's a "more energy efficient" charger placed in some units as the difference.
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The primary difference is the visual design (the Aluminum MacBook one you mentioned, for instance, is designed to have a similar style to other Apple Products). Some of the Anker 7-port USB 3.0 hubs also have dedicated charging ports (so you could charge a phone, tablet, or other USB powered device). This particular model does not have dedicated charging ports - it is simply designed to allow you to connect multiple additional peripherals to your device. I have two of these, one for my office and one for my home office and they both work great.TL;DR - Visual style and dedicated charging ports are the big differences. The primary difference is the visual design (the Aluminum MacBook one you mentioned, for instance, is designed to have a similar style to other Apple Products). Some of the Anker 7-port USB 3.0 hubs also have dedicated charging ports (so you could charge a phone, tablet, or other USB powered device). This particular model does not have dedicated charging ports - it is simply designed to allow you to connect multiple additional peripherals to your device. I have two of these, one for my office and one for my home office and they both work great.TL;DR - Visual style and dedicated... » Read More The primary difference is the visual design (the Aluminum MacBook one you mentioned, for instance, is designed to have a similar style to other Apple Products). Some of the Anker 7-port USB 3.0 hubs also have dedicated charging ports (so you could charge a phone, tablet, or other USB powered device). This particular model does not have dedicated charging ports - it is simply designed to allow you to connect multiple additional peripherals to your device. I have two of these, one for my office and one for my home office and they both work great.TL;DR - Visual style and dedicated charging ports are the big differences. « Show Less
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No, don`t work. It`s different. you need to check in this page, where you learn about all models http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2346 but if you dont understand you can put your hadware serial number here https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do?locale=en_US and apple help us. You can read and they said that you need one with 60W but check first
1989471
Check your sleek book specs, if it says 65W, then you should have no problems.
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You just need to have the WeCharger Ultra-Compact Portable MacBook Car Charger, WeCharger Ultra-Compact Portable MacBook Car Charger 45W 60W 85W Super High Speed for Apple MacBook Air / Pro / Retina Display with MagSafe 2 Connector You do not need to convert your current magsafe 2. By the way, this external battery although large and heavier most is well worth the money. On an international trip, I powered a macbook pro, an ipad and my iphone both directions without having to recharge the battery.
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The one with 400W in the name is 400W. They make a 600W, maybe they copy/pasted the description without updating.
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The charger is rated for 120 volts and 110 volts at 60hz. It has the standard two flat parallel prongs, but one is not bigger than the other.
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I always buy Apple products. If you are buying the Apple 85W Magsafe Power adapter you should do just fine.
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It has (1) 110 volt power outlet and 2 USB chargers. I plug my MacBook Air into it while connected all the time and it works great.
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Oh, btw, your mac may have originally had a 60W connector. It is alright to use the more powerful 85W. It causes no harm to the computer, from what the experts say. I've been using the 85W for more than a year on my 2011 model with no problems.
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I am assuming you're building a computer and that the 72W refers to the motherboard's needs (the PSU is capable of 160W). You will not have an issue unless the other components (ie, HDD's, Optical Drives, etc) exceed the 160W (or so) that the picoPSU can deliver.
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You need the std 85w MagSafe, not the 85w magsafe 2You have an older style tip that looks similar to the 2 series charger, but it's actually smaller. The std charger with the tubular style tip is the perfect fit
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I have a late 2009 Macbook Pro 15" and I bought this charger beacause in my old power cord said 85W. You need to check this info and It´s works excellent because some Macbook pro works with different watios
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Im moving to Germany & have a mac book pro 60w magsafe power adapter - I assume this european adapter will let me use this w/o my computer frying out in any wall?
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Shouldn't hurt at all. Computer will only draw what it needs. It won't fry any more than plugging that 90w charger into a wall outlet that has about 1800 watts or more potential in it. (120V X 15A)