Apple Advanced 40W USB-C Power Adapter – Up to 60W Max Output

Power

40W standard, up to 60W max

Dynamic power delivery reads what is plugged in and responds: a MacBook Air pulls up to the 60W ceiling when it needs it, an iPhone 15 or 16 fast-charges at its own maximum, an iPad sits comfortably in between. One adapter covers the whole Apple drawer — no more choosing which brick to pack.

Intelligence

Apple’s own power management

Advanced regulation adjusts current in real time to protect the connected device — stable output, no spikes, safe temperatures. It is the engineering difference between a genuine Apple adapter and the unbranded bricks that claim the same wattage on the label.

Design

Compact, travel-ready, UK plug

Light enough for a laptop bag’s front pocket, built to Apple’s usual finish, with a proper UK 3-pin plug. Home desk, office, hotel room — one small adapter that genuinely replaces two.

Right choice if you…

✔ Charge a mix of iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air with one adapter
✔ Want genuine Apple power management, not a lookalike brick
✔ Need a compact charger that travels well on a UK plug
✔ Fast-charge an iPhone (uses roughly half this adapter’s headroom)

Consider something else if…

✖ You charge an iPhone wirelessly on the desk — see the Apple MagSafe Charger (2m)
✖ You need to power a 14″/16″ MacBook Pro under load — those ship with higher-wattage adapters
✖ You charge a Samsung phone — the Samsung 25W TA800 set is the matched choice

Apple 40W USB-C Adapter — Technical Specifications

In the Box

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “40W standard, 60W max” actually mean?

The adapter guarantees 40W continuous output and can surge to 60W when a capable device — typically a MacBook Air — requests it. The connected device always decides how much it draws; the adapter never pushes more than the device asks for.

Will it fast-charge my iPhone?

Yes — any iPhone from the 8 onwards fast-charges from this adapter with a USB-C to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C cable (roughly 50% in half an hour on recent models). iPhones draw 20–27W, so there is ample headroom.

Can it charge a MacBook?

A MacBook Air charges at full speed. A MacBook Pro will also charge, just more slowly under heavy load — fine overnight or for light work, but the Pro’s own higher-wattage adapter remains the right tool for sustained performance.

Is a cable included?

No — like all Apple power adapters, it ships adapter-only. Any USB-C cable works; use a genuine or certified cable to get full charging speed.

Condition

Brand New — Retail Packaging

Warranty

Manufacturer warranty

Delivery

4–5 Working Days · Fully Tracked

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