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Apple’s latest MacBook lineup – from the M4 MacBook Air to the 16‑inch MacBook Pro with M4 Max – comes with different charger wattages.
Whether you work from home 🏠, in an office 🏢, or on the road ✈️, understanding these requirements helps you choose the right power source.
📘 Quick reference: charger wattage by model
All models support USB Power Delivery (USB‑PD).
✅ A higher‑wattage charger will not damage your laptop – it simply delivers what the laptop asks for.
⚠️ A lower‑wattage charger will charge more slowly and may not keep up under heavy load.
⚡ So what can you expect from a 100W USB‑C port?
🛠️ A practical desk solution that puts this knowledge to work
If you manage Mac‑based workstations, design office desks, or simply want a cleaner, cable‑free desktop, our tool‑free clamp‑on power socket is worth a look.
Desktop Clamp Mounted Power Module 🔩
📊 Rating: 16A / 250V / 4000W
🔌 Outlets: 2
📱 USB Ports: 2
⚡ USB Output: PD100W Total
🔋 USB C: 100W PD MAX – DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A
🔌 USB C1 + C2:
→ C1: 70W PD MAX – DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.5A
→ C2: 25W PD MAX – DC 5V/3A, 9V/2.77A, 12V/2A
📏 Cord Length: 1M
🔘 Power cord diameter: 3c*1.5mm²
🛡️ Materials: Fire proof PC
📦 Packing: Brown Box
✨ Key features:
Clamp it to your desk edge (or mount it under the desktop) and you instantly add power where you need it. No more reaching for floor outlets or carrying bulky adapters. 🧹⚡
👉 Looking for the right power socket for your office?
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