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Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.

(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)

Thanks!

Device:

MacBook Air 13" Models A1237 and A1304
MacBook Air 13" Models A1237 and A1304

Tags:

MagSafe, power adapter

Status:

open

Accepted Answer:

1872

Edit by iRobot,

Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.

(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)

Thanks!

Device:

MacbookMacBook Air 13" Models A1237 and A1304
MacbookMacBook Air 13" Models A1237 and A1304

Tags:

MagSafe, power adapter

Status:

open

Accepted Answer:

1872

Edit by iRobot,

Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.
I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.
(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)
Thanks!

Device:

Macbook Air

Tags:

magsafeMagSafe, power adapter
magsafeMagSafe, power adapter

Status:

open

Accepted Answer:

1872

Edit by mister790,

Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.
(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)
Thanks!

Device:

Macbook Air

Tags:

magsafe, power adapter

Status:

open

Edit by mister790,

Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adaptersadapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.
I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adaptersadapter). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.
(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)

Device:

Macbook Air

Tags:

magsafe, power adapter

Status:

open

Original post by mister790,

Title:

Definitive answer on using 60w or 85w power adapter with Macbook Air?

Text:

I've seen internet postings on various sites saying that it's safe to use the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters with the Macbook Air (which comes with a 45w magsafe power adapters). But I can't find any official statement from Apple confirming that this is so. Just curious if anyone can definitively confirm that it is indeed safe.

(I know the 60w and 85w magsafe power adapters have a different form factor from the and that the Macbook Air can't sit flat on a surface if you use them -- I'm just curious if it's safe for the electronics to use them.)

Device:

Macbook Air

Tags:

magsafe, power adapter

Status:

open