Apple’s latest MacBook Neo focuses on lightweight positioning and entry-level price strategy, attracting first-time Mac buyers, and also makes many users wonder how big a MacBook Neo charger is needed? Although Apple officially states that MacBook Neo does not support fast charging, actual measurement results show that there are still significant differences in charging efficiency through different chargers.
MacBook Neo doesn’t support fast charging? Actual charging can still reach 35W
Judging from Apple’s official specifications, MacBook Neo is not included in the ranks of fast charging products, which means that even if a high-wattage charger is used, it cannot achieve the high-speed charging experience like the MacBook Pro series. However, this does not mean that the charging efficiency is completely locked at the 20W charging speed.
Actual measurements by a third-party charging evaluation agency found that the upper limit of the charging power of the MacBook Neo is around 30W. This means that although the included original 20W charger is sufficient to meet daily needs, it cannot maximize the charging efficiency. If you need to go out frequently or want to shorten the charging waiting time, you will need to purchase a larger wattage charger.
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according to ChargerLAB Actual measurements show that compared to the 20W charging head that comes with the MacBook Neo, it cannot achieve the highest charging efficiency. Instead, using Apple’s original 35W charger can increase the MacBook Neo’s charging peak to about 30W, which is close to the maximum charging limit of the device itself.
In other words, this charger can bring about the most obvious improvement in charging speed without significantly increasing the budget. For most users, the complete charging time may be shortened by about 20 to 30 minutes, which is quite useful in daily use situations.
In fact, you don’t have to choose Apple’s original charger. There are still many third-party brands on the market that provide USB-C chargers above 30W, and the prices are relatively cheap. As long as they meet safety specifications and power output requirements, the MacBook Neo can also achieve 30W high-speed charging performance.
Of course, some people think that using a 100W high-wattage charger to charge MacBook Neo does not mean that higher wattage means faster charging. The main reason is that the charging speed will still be limited by the power management mechanism of the MacBook Neo notebook itself. The final charging power still remains at about 30W, which means that buying a higher-wattage charger will not bring a faster charging experience.
MacBook Neo charger recommendations and sharing
As there are hundreds of chargers on the market, it is recommended to choose based on the above usage scenarios and identify products with BSMI certification and GaN (gallium nitride) technology, which can take into account small size, good heat dissipation and safety.
The following is a list of recommendations with excellent reputations on the market:
MacBook Neo charging head – dual hole charger recommendation
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