“How does this differ from the 12W USB power adapter that Apple sells for nineteen dollars online and in Apple stores?”

Asked by Fred 8 years ago

1-10 of 10 Answers

It’s the same
Answered by 2323 7 years ago
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My understanding is that they are one in the same.
Answered by KatM 7 years ago
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Same thing
Answered by Peach 7 years ago
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It doesn’t, it’s the same thing.
Answered by Mike 7 years ago
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It is the same. If you show them the price at checkout they will price match to Apple's price.
Answered by BenJammin 8 years ago
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It's the same.
Answered by Ichinisan 6 years ago
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It is the same thing.
Answered by JudgeEd 7 years ago
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It doesn’t.... It is the same exact product
Answered by Didi 7 years ago
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It’s 12w while other block is 5w... it charges my iPhone and iPad a lot faster.
Answered by Ndawgfkr 7 years ago
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It's the same thing. That's why I bought mine at an Apple store. I don't buy products marked up over MSRP and I'm not into the "you caught us trying to cheat you, so we will price match" game.
Answered by Scotty 7 years ago
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