“Does this 87W charger safely work downward with a MacBook Pro 13 (A1708) -- which by default uses a 61W charger? THANKS.”

Asked by bwman 7 years ago

1-8 of 8 Answers

Yes, you can use a higher wattage adapter for any Mac laptop. You can't use a lower wattage one without risking permanent damage to the battery. This information was provided by the Best Buy sales associate when I purchased my replacement adapter.
Answered by KarenH218 5 years ago
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Yes! the macbooks motherboard will handle the overvoltage appropriately, like a phone does with a tablet charger nowadays.
Answered by alfamerc 6 years ago
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Yes. Works on MacBook, MacBook Pro USB C.
Answered by BBShopper 6 years ago
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Yep
Answered by Brooklyn 6 years ago
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Yes it would safely work
Answered by Primo50 6 years ago
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Yes, it will deliver the full 61W to smaller MacBooks that use USB-C charging.
Answered by Robert 6 years ago
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Yes. It works perfectly, and it charges faster too.
Answered by Lefab 7 years ago
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No according to the Geek at BB
Answered by Studiorat 6 years ago
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