
The Apple 29W USB-C Power adapter offers fast, efficient charging at home, in the office, or on the go. This adapter is compatible with MacBook computers featuring a USB-C port and requires a USB-C Charge Cable (sold separately).
Q: WILL IT WORK ON THE IPHONE 10
A: Yes, That is what I bought the charger for my IPhone 10. Works great. Recommend buying it for a fast charge.
Q: Can I use the above charger on my iPhone 7, iPhone 4s and an Apple iPad..
A: iPhone 7 yes. iPhone 4 no. iPad yes. Just know this uses usb-C to lighting. Therefore you’ll need a separate cable. And you won’t be able to fast charge as none of these devices support fast charging.
Q: Can I charge my iPad Pro with it ?
A: No, this adapter is not compatible with iPad Pro.
Q: Will this provide a faster charge than the regular power brick for the iPhone XS Max
A: The Apple fast charging lightning to type C charger is great when you need to charge your iPhone before you leave the house that has fast charging
Q: Can it be used on MacBook Pro latest edition?
A: Hopefully you can read my review but short answer is "YES" if you shut down your 2018 MBP and just charge up and run of the battery. I wouldn't try extending battery life once charged by using BOTH at same time, especially if you have a dedicated Radeon 450, 460, 555, or 560/560x. That GPU can kick in an use 35W on avg BY ITSELF, Add that to the 45W TDP of your 15" MBP CPU and it becomes exact same situation with 20,000mah PD juice packs like ANKER, they can deliver 22W-45W but that is more like enough to charge up an internal battery while shut down and THEN run the machine off the internal battery in a pinch. Trying to do simultaneously might even generate an error. But yeah, in a pinch, shut down a 2016-2018 MBP and you can USE this USB C charger safely just like a 22W PD juice pack and at least get another battery charge and just use entirely off battery in a pinch.
A: Yes with usb c to lightning cable