Can it be used to charge Macbook air?
913962
No, this is only for usb devices. They make separate power banks for pc's there alot larger though.
2178079
Yes it can. I am using a MacBook Air and it works fine. It is faster to transfer files from the Drive to the computer then from the computer to the drive, but it is not too bad.
491500
It should. Ideally the second usb port is used, as it provides extra power, but it works with one. If your macbook air has a USB port, you are good.
359957
Not sure. I have used it on more recent Macbook air 2012. It should work as long as the ports are the same.
733449
According to Apple (http://www.apple.com/macbook-air/specs.html), yes, it is compatible.It's a USB-to-ethernet adapter, so you'll need a free USB port (the 11-inch model has two, just like the 13)
1346692
It should work fine as long as the hard drive and the adaptor both use the same interface cable. The MacBook Air used a ZIF socket on the HD
1309619
Yes! I bought it for my Macbook Air and it works perfectly as long as you use the USB 2.0 or 3.0 depending on what port you have.
1898024
Do not think it works in your MacBook Air, this connector convert Firewire 800 to 400; you need to support firewire to USB converter, visit: StarTech IEEE-1394 FireWire Adapter 4 Pin - 6 Pin M/F (FIRE46MF)
2278352
It should works on my two year old MacBook Air... I have only used it once just sitting in the van charging the laptop
845827
You can charge via USB, so it may be possible w/ older Apple wall charger adapters.
1760140
Not sure on the Mac but I doubt it. Don't plan on packing power adapters in this case.
1178196
I am not sure, we do not have a Macbook. Have only charged tablets and phones with charger
1953782
as long as the apple os system allows use of the cable it would workios7 is restrictive if your wanting to charge a android device off of one of the usb ports on the macbook air yes it will work otherwise as far as using it for an adapter for any apple device you would need a plug adapter which are available on Amazon hoping this helps :-)
1898022
I have not used it on a MacBook Air, but Apple makes a proprietary FireWire adapter for the Thunderbolt port. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, it may be hard because your hard drive is supposed to operate off of a threshold speed. If you have Thunderbolt, you will need to buy Apple's adapter, then this, and I would imagine you could hook it up pretty easily. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, I am not sure what you would do.
851994
Apple changed the type of power supply for Macbook Airs in 2012. If you currently have the L-shaped magnetic attached cable, then this one will work. If your magnetic cable end is not L-shaped, then you might want a different one. You can check this page for more information. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201700 To be sure, you can find the kind of Macbook Air you have by clicking on the 'Apple' menu and then 'About This Mac'. The first line there will give you kind of Mac you have to be able to use the chart in this link.
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.
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If the MacBook Air has a USB port, then yes. It would also help if the particular MacBook Air were USB 3.0 compliant.