You can now solve both of those problems with this 140W Apple USB-C power adapter that’s half off at Woot right now, bringing ...

The maximum power output is 18 watts and that seems enough to charge the iPhone 8 Plus and X at their maximum speeds, just like Apple’s USB-C adapters. But the iPhone 7 Plus results are interesting.

Apple will start offering a takeback program on charging adapters on Aug. 16. It will accept any third-party USB Power adapter for the iPhone, iPad or iPod and then give customers a replacement ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), its stock and brand in trouble, continues to try to do whatever it can to keep its customers happy. The company says that some “counterfeit and third party adapters ...

SAVE $50.99: As of May 7, get the Apple 140W USB-C Power Adapter for $49.99, down from its usual price of $99, at Woot. That's a discount of 50%. If you're a MacBook user, you know that a great ...

In 2020, Apple announced that it would no longer ship the iPhone and Apple Watch with a power adapter in the box as one of its measures to reduce e-waste. Here’s how Apple describes its 5W USB ...

Apple is known for keeping users within its ecosystem of product accessories. Does that mean you need its USB-C multiport ...

Apple is recalling the USB power adapters sold with the iPhone 3G in North America and Japan amid concerns they are prone to breaking. The company announced the Apple Ultracompact USB Power ...

The Apple 140W USB-C Power Adapter is a no-frills brick that doesn't come with a charge cable, but otherwise it's everything you need to make sure your laptop or other devices are properly juiced ...

Apple started an exchange program for iPhone USB power adapters that “may overheat and pose a safety risk.” The affected models are the European USB power adapters supplied with the iPhone 3GS ...

Apple today began selling a new 70W power adapter with a single USB-C port on its online store. Priced at $59, Apple recommends pairing the power adapter with the new 15-inch MacBook Air and ...

iPhone owners beware, Apple is recalling all USB power adapters bundled with the 3G iPhone after widespread reports of the device's metal prongs breaking off…while still inside your wall socket.