Most of us depend heavily on our smartphones and laptops for our day-to-day needs. That’s why staying powered on the go is ...

The new 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 chip does not include a charger in the box in European countries, including the U.K., ...

The M5 MacBook Pro ships without a charger in the EU, but the reason has more to do with Apple’s strategy than regulation.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. If you need an alternative to Apple’s charger, here are a few options If you need an alternative to Apple’s ...

This laptop charger (for MacBook, iPhone or iPad) with retractable cable and ports shows how useful the feature can be on a ...

The two USB-C ports support the PD 3.0 protocol which is the current standard for fast charging on everything from smartphones to laptops. When you plug a single device into either the C1 or C2 port, ...

Along with all of the fanfare during yesterday’s MacBook Pro launch, one thing I wasn’t expecting was a 140W USB-C power adapter. But this could be the biggest step change in the electronics industry ...

Don't blame Apple this time — if you're in the European Union or the UK, your new M5 14-inch MacBook Pro or iPad Pro may cost you $70 extra because Apple isn't allowed to bundle a charger.

The future of portable PC gaming will be built around USB-C charging, and surprisingly, there are a lot of hints in Apple’s new M1 Max-powered MacBook Pro that tell us where it’s headed. If you missed ...

Apple has changed the charger of the MacBook Pro to USB Type-C ports that feature power delivery, bringing a massive 45 watts or 60 watts to the computer for fast charging, ditching the MagSafe last ...

The new M2 MacBook Air is bound to sell like hotcakes. It’s essentially a thinner, more compact, and lighter version of the 14-inch MacBook Pro. The four colors will surely be a hit. But I want to ...

A report today apparently answers an open question about MacBook Pro USB-C ports: whether or not they support the new USB PD 3.1 EPR standard needed for fast charging. Unfortunately the news isn’t ...