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Will Apple 35W Dual USB-C Charger have enough power for Macbook M1 Pro Max
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2023
- While Apple Macbook Pro with M1 Max silicon comes with 140W charger in the box, it always uses much less power. While using iStat menus, I noticed that usual watt usage is so low (around 7-10watts with lid closed and external monitor connected), that I thought I will give a try. I did get Apple 35W Dual USB-C Charger for my daily use and see how it goes. Apple Store representative reminded me that I will not get a refund if my tests will fail, haha.
Basically with my usual daily use I had absolutely not issues - 35W was more than enough to power and charge my Macbook Pro 16. Charge was obviously slower than with more powerful charger, but slow charge I see as a benefit, as slow charging wares battery less, because of less heat is produced when charging. I thought I will add some additional scenarios for test purposes and share this online, as I was not able to find such test scenarios online.
I did use some generic apps for running in the background, as well some more heavy uses like Parallel Desktop with Windows 10 and Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition running. I also did run some short video exports using Final Cut Pro X. All cases I did test with lid open and closed, as you might guess, 16 inc screen is using quite a bit of power, especially when you compare it to super efficient Apple Silicon processor on very well (from power efficiency point of view) designed system.
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Please accept my apologies for the mistake of Windows version used in this video. This is actually Windows 11 (arm version), but it was installed on VM called Win10. I was so focused on the content, that missed this obvious thing.