Is It Ok To Charge Your Macbook Overnight

charging is very slow but if you just want an overnight charge this will get the job done while you sleep

10 year old, loved it.

Bought as second charger as I have to charge 4 batteries and one charger can’t do all overnight unless you are beside it to swap out batteries as soon as one charged. I can sleep better now.

Love this monitor! Can charge my macbook. I want to buy another one.

My goodness this battery last forever. I have neglected to charge it overnight multiple times for shoots and it holds it's charge well. Not at all like the older batteries used for the GH2s. I have 3 right now, I plan on getting a few more to support multiple cameras.

They charge a little bit slowly (but by no means as glacially as some other brands)--I use these for overnight charging the day before a shoot. My strategy is to have lots of batteries so I don't have to worry about charging on a shoot, so these work great, because you can get a couple of them foe the price of one more expensive charger.

This was an exact replacement for my APC Battery that no longer held a charge. I charged it overnight in the UPS unit before turning on my computer equipment. Everything seems to work well.

I just used my 65W type C charger to charge my Skydio drone batteries. They never seemed to charge using my old system, even overnight. Both batteries charged fully in less than an hour. I'm sold.

This thing charges at a snails pace, but if you're looking for a great travel charger, look no further. It's very light, and you can set two batteries to charge overnight and they'll be done by morning. It's got a built-in USB-A cable and also has an input for an external USB-C cable, so you can power it off pretty much anything. If you want something for home you'd probably want something more powerful, but this is obviously intended for travel, and it does that exceedingly well. The charge rates listed are a bit ambiguous, so I wrote them for clarification. When charging two batteries, the TOTAL charge rate is 1A. So 500mA per battery. This is relevant for comparison to the Watson equivalent, which is (very) slightly more powerful at 1.2A, slightly lighter, but more than double the price. I went with the Smallrig charger because the .2A isn't really going to make a difference since they'll both need to be used overnight. I'm betting they're both good choices, so it just depends on your priorities.

My wife uses this to charge her cell phone overnight. Given the distance to the wall outlet, this cable spans that great divide, and does so at a reasonable price.