can it charge Mac Air 13 inch notebook ?
1534354
Yep, I use it with my retina MacBook Pro (more powerful computer) and it works fine. Just make sure you buy a MagSafe to MagSafe 2 connector (it only comes with MagSafe 1 connector), since I believe all MacBook Airs use the newer standard, as well as the retina MacBook Pros like I've got. Come to think of it, I think I have charged my cousin's MacBook Air with it and it worked fine too, so yeah I don't see any real problems. Just make sure to set the battery at the proper voltage since there's two settings.
1008490
Sorry, I don't have a MacBook Air. It is VERY study with a MacBook Pro 13".
15522
Yes. It will charge anything with a USB cable. I have powered my iPhone, iPad AIR and my laptop all at the same time. This power unit has plenty of power to spare. I'm going to buy a second unit for my other car.
607309
As long as it takes around 2000 mA or 2 Amps or less it should work. I use it to charge an iPad Air and they use 2 Amps and it works well for me.
756704
Yes! But make sure to buy the one that is built specifically for Macbook Air. It should be stated in the listing.
1488313
The GPK Car Charger I bought has an output of 45 Watts made for the lower powered Macbook Air and has the L-shape MagSafe power connector. The Macbook and 13" Macbook Pro uses a 60 watt charger, and a 15" and 17" Macbook Pro uses a 85 watt charger. Therefore it will not work with the Macbook since it will be under powered. Here is the link for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe
1350524
just look at the specs for your charger. if the output VOLTAGE is the same, it should be ok. Lower or higher amperage is fine, tho lower amperage= slower charging. If it doesn't give amps, but only watts and volts, as long as the Volts are the same, you're good to go- tho, again, lower watts= slower charging. That said, the car charger matches the specs for my 2011 macbook air, and i think it STILL charges slower than my regular charger.
1631917
No, it won't. This drive is made specifically for the newest Macbook Air's only.
1351804
I have the previous model Mac Air 13" and it works perfectly. Unless the charging wattage or voltage is different or the connector is new I can't see you having a problem. I am very pleased with the product.
1008372
No! I bought the charger because mine stopped working! This item was implied to be like an extension cord to the charger. However, it would not work with the 13" white macbook that I have by itself or for what I bought it for.
1996381
Yes. But consider what you are charging. It isn't powerful enough to charge my MacBook Pro. It's more for phones/ipads/e-readers.
389679
Yes, it will fit the 13.3" Macbook Air. There's just enough space for your charger & magic mouse. Don't plan on packing more.
1903227
A MacBook requires about a 45W charger. This device is probably no more than 15W (3.1A @ 5V). So, the answer is most probably no.
397985
If the Mac Air has a mini display port on it, then it should. The manual for the Mac Air should also detail how the hook up is done to a VGA device and activated, which is pretty standard for Mac's. Good luck!
1166371
Hello Canthespam, Thanks so much for emailing. Yes, you can use the battery pack to charge the ipad air keyboard.
813469
I am currently using this adapter on my 2013 MacBook Air which, according to Apple.com, only has a "Thunderbolt port (up to 10 Gbps)". I can attest that yes, it will work.Also, question 18 on this Apple support site is relevant: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5219
1953712
Yes, it will work. But your macbook already has a power adapter all you need is to change the tip of the wall plug.