Does Macbook Charger Work With Iphone

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

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.

This charger negates my need for the big Apple charger for my MacBook Pro, for my iPhone 13 and Apple Watch 9. Since they never need to be charged at the same time, I can handle two at a time. Great bargain and if it ever goes on sale, I'll get another!

This charger and battery combo is a no-brainer! It DOES work and I use it often. I am very pleased!

I wish I liked my iPhone 13 Pro as much as I like this charger.

I use these to clean the screen on my iPad, iPhone, and MacBook Air, and they work great! Easy to use, and easy to pack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does exactly what it says. Will work good with your iPhone 13 even with a magsafe case. The magnet attaches well and securely, plus you get wireless charging with this unit which is so convenient on the go! I'm very happy with the unit!

After searching high and low for a charger that would work with my MagSafe iPhone I found one, pricey but it’s VERY dependable

Every time I bring my MacBook to work, I always have to bring the original little white Apple adapter, plug it in back and forth to home-work, work-home... Well, those days are over. Now, I can leave the Xcellon 100W USB-C Universal AC Adapter permanently on my desk at work while the original Apple charger is stored in the laptop's case to take it anywhere else. The original Apple charger is only 30 watts, which I also used it for other USB-C PD devices, but the Xcellon for being 100 watts, is much better. It will deliver intelligently up to 100 watts to whatever device that needs that much current, like a bigger laptop or an V-Mount battery and will also safely charge my MacBook to only supplying the appropriate current it needs. Nothing more. That's what PD means: "Power Delivery". Very happy with it, it does what it's supposed to and now I have two ways to charge my laptop. Also, it features a built-In Circuit Protection Circuitry, and if you live in a country that is 220 volts, the charger automatically switches to the appropriate wattage (110/220), no problem. Just plug it in and forget it... [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Does exactly what you think. I use mine to go from my printer to my new Macbook pro with out a dongle.