Will this also power the MacBook Pro? null

No, you need around 65 to 85 Watts for a MacBook Pro, depending on which model. This works best on iPhones. In fact I would recommend even higher wattage chargers for iPads. 18 Watts is quite low for anything but the iPhones.

Not enough power. You need the 61 watt usb c power adapter.

It works with my iPad Pro. Glad to have the length and ability to use anywhere.

My MacBook Pro has a 61W adapter. This is only 18W.

It will, but it will charge it very slowly. Would not recommend doing this

Yes. But it will require a USB-C cable connector on the charger end.

The new iPad charger is only 18 watt, not recommended for a MacBook as not enough power. Even if no damage occurred from low voltage charging would take too long.

No. This is for the iPad and iPad Pro. You need a Macbook power supply.

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No, you need around 65 to 85 Watts for a MacBook Pro, depending on which model. This works best on iPhones. In fact I would recommend even higher wattage chargers for iPads. 18 Watts is quite low for anything but the iPhones.
Answered by Sunny 6 years ago
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Not enough power. You need the 61 watt usb c power adapter.
Answered by Ceez 6 years ago
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It works with my iPad Pro. Glad to have the length and ability to use anywhere.
Answered by Azraves 6 years ago
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My MacBook Pro has a 61W adapter. This is only 18W.
Answered by Embdesign 6 years ago
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It will, but it will charge it very slowly. Would not recommend doing this
Answered by Jacob 6 years ago
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No need wattage is too low.
Answered by Zeus 6 years ago
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Yes. But it will require a USB-C cable connector on the charger end.
Answered by Sharky 6 years ago
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The new iPad charger is only 18 watt, not recommended for a MacBook as not enough power. Even if no damage occurred from low voltage charging would take too long.
Answered by StraightUpReview 6 years ago
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No. This is for the iPad and iPad Pro. You need a Macbook power supply.
Answered by MrFixItMhself 6 years ago
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No
Answered by Ismaiel 6 years ago
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