The 16-inch MacBook Pro can be fast-charged at 140W (using Apple’s USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable) so owners of that model should look for a PD 3.1 power bank. But even a 13-inch MacBook Air will work ...

Fortunately, it doesn’t take too many words to do so: Plug the provided USB-C cable into a port on your computer that ...

As mentioned above, Apple demands you use its own MagSafe power cable if you want to utilize PD 3.1 at 140W for its 16-inch MacBook Pro. DisplayPort Alternate Mode is a feature available to USB-C ...

A MacBook Pro has its own charging port ... On the other side, there are three Thunderbolt 4 ports and the plug for the power ...

The shrunken Mac Mini (J773) will likely see two new SoC variants, M4 and M4 Pro. If the Mac Mini update predictions are true ...

16-inch MacBook Pro models with the M3 chip family are able to fast charge with MagSafe or USB-C when using a 240W USB-C cable and the 140W power adapter that comes with the device. Prior models ...

You can plug the cable into any of the USB-C ports on your MacBook and then connect it to your power outlet. If you have a MacBook Pro sold before 2016, it'll feature Apple's proprietary magnetic ...

Apple enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the company's October event, which promises to showcase an impressive array of new ...

All iPhone 16 models feature a USB-C connector, replacing the old Apple Lightning connector. Via this USB-C port, you ...

Or has the MacBook Pro forever dented my enthusiasm for Apple ... requires more than just the computer itself — you need a power cord, a keyboard, a mouse, and a display, too.