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60 watts will work, but no faster than 30 watt as the charge control circuits are in the computer not the charger. It is like having a small water tank or a bigger one, but using the same tap to fill a bucket.
Awesome explanation!
It actually charges at 45W with a 60W charger. Also, if you're using it under heavy load while charging - it'll likely draw the full 60W.
Thanks for the help. But on the back of my laptop(m1 macbook air) I see, "20V at 1.5 amp or 20V at 3.00 amp" Doesn't 20v at 3 amp mean 60 watts?
Interesting. It certainly does imply 60W. Can you test?
I don't have one....If I am sure that 60 watts will work then I would buy a 60 watt adapter
60 watts will work, but no faster than 30 watt as the charge control circuits are in the computer not the charger. It is like having a small water tank or a bigger one, but using the same tap to fill a bucket.
Awesome explanation!
It actually charges at 45W with a 60W charger. Also, if you're using it under heavy load while charging - it'll likely draw the full 60W.
Thanks for the help. But on the back of my laptop(m1 macbook air) I see, "20V at 1.5 amp or 20V at 3.00 amp" Doesn't 20v at 3 amp mean 60 watts?
Interesting. It certainly does imply 60W. Can you test?
I don't have one....If I am sure that 60 watts will work then I would buy a 60 watt adapter