USB-C to MagSafe Adapter
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2023
- It's possible to charge your MacBook without needing the original power brick, and as a bonus, you can charge the laptop from any 12V battery or portable power generator using the supplies below.
All you need is the following:
▶️ USB-C to MagSafe Adapter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDW...
▶️ DC USB-C Adapter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dl9...
▶️ DC Adjustable Power Supply: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dn4...
Connect all the adapters in a sequence (Power Supply - DC - USB-C - Magsafe - Laptop). Congratulation, you now have an on-the-go charging solution.
* Magsafe has various generations (1, 2, and 3 as of right now), so make sure to get the correct version for your device.
** The power supply must be rated for at least 100W or more, depending on how much your laptop needs, and also make sure to set the correct charging voltage for your laptop, in this case, the original charger is rated for 20V. 
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You can just get an Apple 100w usb type charger and a MagSafe 2 usb type c cable. Works perfectly and looks original
I ordered a mag safe 1 connection from someone off ebay and they sent me the mag safe 2 by mistake. It took 3 weeks to arrive and when it did I couldn't even use it. I will try a different company.
I can’t get it to work on my Mac this is my second one off amazon and still doesn’t show anything. I’m using a power bank 26800Ah/99wh
Max output 22.5w
9v/2a
Could you help me out with some advice?
Output of 22.5w is too little for a laptop, has to be 85w and up.
More specifically, needs to be atleast the 20v 60w power delivery standard
I bought one does it work with 20w cause it showing me nothing or i need a 60w one
For the MacBooks, you need at least 85W. If you have the original charger, you can check the writing on it for the precise power requirements.
@@diy7official okay thanks
@@diy7official does it show any light when your try plug it in under 45 watt charger ?
@@DEVIL-du7go For the charging to occur you need a charger that provides a specified voltage (20V in the case of MacBook Pro 2015) and enough current, usually it's around 1-2A when the laptop is turned off and up to 4A when it's working. If your charger provides less voltage than is needed, then no light will show, and if your charger provides the required voltage but not enough current, then the charging light will show momentarily then turn off.
In my own case, my macbook rating is 16.5V === 3.65A max. Can I safely use a charger (power bank) rated 18V - 20V === 4.5A max?
It will depend on the output voltage of the charger (not the rating), if it's over the laptop rating (even by 1-2V) I wouldn't use it long term, as it might damage the laptop's internal components.
Thanks.
The power station has a switch to choose between 12-16V and 18-20V.
Do you think using the 12-16V part will charge the 16.5v rated laptop safely?
If it auto-adjusts the voltage, then you can try the lower range first, the worst thing that could happen with the lower voltage is that it either won't charge or charge slowly.
Does it work?
It does work, you must set the correct voltage for a specific laptop (make sure it's never higher than the rated voltage), this particular charger is rated for 120W. But the MagSafe 2 adapter itself should work with any DC power supply (with the suitable voltage and power rating).
@@diy7official thx, I see it is not a battery. I'm looking for a solution with a powerbank for a MacBook 2015. If you know anything pleas let me know. Cheers.
@plagu7325 That's what I do actually, the adjustable power supply linked in the comments has the optional DC 12V input port that can be used to connect DC-to-DC cable ( ex. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFMzFfR ) which is then connected to the power station, like Jackary or Xmund, or similar ( ex. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Der6cRj ).
@@diy7official okay I understand, that's smart thank you!
▶️ USB-C to MagSafe Adapter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDWTaVF
▶️ DC USB-C Adapter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dl9uEnJ
▶️ DC Adjustable Power Supply (No longer recommend this, as this power supply tends to overheat): s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDRBM4d
▶️ DC-to-DC Cable (If needed): s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFMzFfR
▶️ Power Station (If your power station has a pure sine wave AC output, then you can charge your electronics straight from there, without needing all the extra adapters): s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Der6cRj