29 Watt Macbook Usb C Charger

Let's talk about the elephant in the room first; no, the BC-W235 does not include a USB charger or cable. I don't care because my Fuji X-T4 camera came with a 15-watt USB charger and cable that seemed to work fine with this item. If you do not have the OEM charger, then I recommend that you use any good quality 20-watt or greater USB charger with an appropriate 20-watt cable. Smaller chargers and cables will work but will greatly increase the charging time and do not appear to charge 2 batteries simultaneously. The BC-W235 battery charger worked perfectly for me. I inserted a Watson battery (0%) and my Fuji OEM battery (60%) and they simultaneously charged to 100% in less than 2 hours with no overheating. The display was easy to read and indicated the charging progress for each battery in 5% increments. I have multiple batteries and don't like the idea of tying up my camera to charge the spares, so this Fujifilm battery charger will be a very useful accessory for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this dual usb-c charger for my MacBook Pro and my work computer simultaneously. It's a small brick for having two ports and whatever is going on internally, it charges my devices very quickly; much quicker than the normal Apple brick I use (and smaller and lighter). I can charge a phone and a laptop most of the way up from empty, simultaneously, in under an hour. Easy to just throw in your bag for travel and not have to bring two separate bricks.

Just bought a new M1 MacBook so my iPhone charger and my external HDs can't work with it. The USB to C adapter solves that problem and saves me having to buy new ext. HDs etc

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All of our devices have gradually transitioned to USB-C or have USB-C plugs, so I've just been collecting USB-C chargers to have around the house. This one went in our office/guest-room/music-room/exercise-room (hey, it's COVID) and has been great for my MacBook Pro. I have a 15" MacBook Pro that technically needs 95W to charge, but this 68W charger does well enough as long as the load isn't high -- I notice the computer does eventually charge to 100% even though it takes a bit longer. It's probably not ideal, but it works! For phones and other lower-power devices like iPads and the Nintendo Switch, this is absolutely a fast high-power charger with zero problems whatsoever. I love the sleek compact design and the included USB-C cable is heavy-duty and should handle the full power. Excellent.

This is such a great little battery. USB C means I can charge it with my MacBook charger in the hotel room or I can use the battery to charge my MacBook/iPad/phone etc. when on location. Takes the brick battery concept and makes it even more versatile.

Its excellent travel companion is easy to charge with any USB-C charger, such as your Macbook or iPhone. You don't need to carry an additional battery charger.

I hooked up the solar panels to the charger today. The panels and charger are on my in full sun. Started at 29% battery and now is at 42%. Charges at a slower pace. It’s been charging for about 2 hours. I have four panels for 400 watts.

I like the fact that it’s an 18 watt charger. Charges more quickly than my Apple phone charger.

With the new macbook pro usb-c port you need one of these.

if you have a new macbook with only usb-c output this is perfect!