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Features: • USB+Type C output support to charge 2 devices at the same time. • Input: AC100V-240V • USB Output1:DC5V 2.4A(Max) • Type-C Output2:DC5V 3A,9V 3A,12V 3A,15V 3A,20V 2.25A • When the PD function starts high voltage, the USB-A will be closed.USB-A can be exported at the same time when the USB-C output is 5v. • Size: 65*65*29mm Specification: Model: AC701 Input: AC100V-240V Output 1: DC5V 2.4A(Max) Output 2: DC5V 3A,9V 3A,12V 3A,15V 3A,20V 2.25A Size: 65*65*29mm Weight: Material: ABS+PC Certificate: CE,ROHS. Our company specializing in switching power supply, car charger, travel charger, power bank, data cable, and all kinds of computer cable, humidifer, high frequency wireless communication products and other high quality electronic products.

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I began my career at the Richard Ivey Business School in Canada, transitioned to running the product management team at one of Canada’s largest financial technology companies and finished out office life as a senior research analyst. Along the way I got my Apple certification and began amassing cool gear. For the past decade I have been writing about technology-related subjects, contributing to outlets that include: Wired, InvestorPlace Media, MSN Money, Shaw Media, About.com and a weekly tech column in The Winnipeg Free Press. In addition I am the computing solution editor for Best Buy Canada’s Plug-in blog and one of the original writers for the award-winning GeekDad blog. The author is a Forbes contributor.

The opinions expressed are those of the writer. A typical rat’s nest of new and old Apple chargers (Credit: Brad Moon). After a few years, we all inevitably end up with a drawer that’s a tangled mess of white cables and white USB chargers stamped with the Apple logo. They’re different sizes, but most accept a USB cable. If look closely at the fine print, some are labelled as 5W, some as 10W and you may have a 12W one.

How do you tell which is safe to use with any given Apple product? Free programs compatible with microsoft office for os x 10.7. Start With Cables This part is easy, but I may as well mention it.

Apple mobile devices began switching to the current Lightning connector cable in 2012. Earlier devices used a much larger 30-pin cable. Both cable styles can be used with an Apple USB charger (it’s the device end that’s different), but you need to make sure you have the appropriate cable. Oh, and the Apple Watch requires an entirely new magnetic charging cable. Which Apple Charger? Now for the fun part. Apple has produced a handful of different USB chargers over the years (I’m not getting into the European market versions here).

They vary in size and by wattage, however all but the earliest models have a standard, full-sized USB port. Making things more interesting, in an apparent cost-cutting move, with some products Apple sometimes merely slipped the USB cable in the box instead of including a recharger –the latest iPod Touch, for example. What confuses everyone is. The good news is that it’s a lot less complicated than you might think. This little 5W Apple charger is standard issue with iPhones and the Apple Watch. Apple chargers, common US types (Credit: Apple). The Bottom Line So long as you stick with Apple rechargers, there’s not much you can do to hurt yourself, or your Apple gear.