A MacBook charger cord is a cable specifically designed to connect your MacBook laptop to a power source for charging, providing reliable and efficient power delivery to ensure your MacBook remains charged and ready for use while also offering flexibility and ease of connection to power sources.
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More About Charger Cord for MacBook
Anker is offering the most stunning range of charger cords for MacBook to enhance your MacBook experience. Our MFi-certified Apple MacBook charger cords are compatible with USB Power Delivery 3.1 and support a 140W max output, unleashing astonishing speed when charging MacBooks.
As for data transfer, our Mac charging cords also offer up to 480Mbps data transfer speed, reducing the waiting time to merely seconds even when transferring movies and photo libraries. But our MacBook charger cords have more to boast about.
For example, Anker’s Apple MacBook charging cords represent the pinnacle of resilience by being able to withstand up to a total of 35000 bends, ensuring unwavering performance in the face of repeated twists and turns. Furthermore, endowed with a curved steel design, our MacBook power cables are super scratch-resistant, maintaining their look and grace even after prolonged use.
In short, Anker’s MacBook charging cables are where performance, durability, and style converge. Redefine MacBook charging with Anker MacBook charger cords today! And browse our collections of USB-C portable chargers and charger cords for iPads if you want more choices of charging solutions for your devices.
FAQ
What kind of cord charges MacBook?
Since most MacBooks use USB-C ports for charging, any charging cable with a USB-C connector on one end can theoretically serve as a Mac power cord. This could be an Apple’s official USB-C charge cable or any compatible third-party charging cord like Anker MacBook power cords.
Can I use third-party charger cords with my MacBook?
Yes, you can use third-party charger cords with your MacBook, as long as the cord itself is from reputable brands and is compatible with your MacBook model. For example, the Anker 765 USB-C to USB-C Cable (140W Nylon) is a superior third-party MacBook charging cord that is compatible with virtually any USB-C MacBook. Besides, if you use an iPhone charger, it’s also possible to use the Anker 762 USB-C to Lightning Cable (3ft / 6ft Nylon) supporting Power Delivery high-speed charging to charge your MacBook.
Can I charge my MacBook with a USB-C to USB-A cable?
Yes, you can charge a MacBook with a USB-C to USB-A cable, but it depends on the specific MacBook model and the power delivery capabilities of the cable. Newer MacBooks with USB-C ports generally support charging through USB-C to USB-A cables, though charging speed may be slower compared to using a USB-C to USB-C cable.
Can I use my MacBook charger cord with a power strip or extension cord?
Yes, you can use your MacBook charger cord with a power strip or extension cord, but it's recommended to use high-quality, surge-protected options. This means you need to make sure the power strip or extension cord is rated for the wattage of your MacBook charger to prevent overheating or overloading.
