I ibioh macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 6, 2012 3 0 Oct 7, 2012 #1 Hi, I have been given an iBook - the back of the computer says it is a 2002 model, A1005. I need a charger for it but am a bit confused as to whether I need the 45w or 65w charger. Can anyone help?
Hi, I have been given an iBook - the back of the computer says it is a 2002 model, A1005. I need a charger for it but am a bit confused as to whether I need the 45w or 65w charger. Can anyone help?
eyoungren macrumors Nehalem Aug 31, 2011 30,420 30,193 Oct 7, 2012 #2 Wirelessly posted It should be the 45w. But it won't hurt anything if you get the 65w.
skateny macrumors 6502 Jul 19, 2012 448 0 New York, NY Oct 7, 2012 #3 ibioh said: Hi, I have been given an iBook - the back of the computer says it is a 2002 model, A1005. I need a charger for it but am a bit confused as to whether I need the 45w or 65w charger. Can anyone help? Click to expand... I have a later model. I went through two 45w replacements before finally getting a 65w. I don't know if this means anything to you but, as was previously posted, you can't go wrong with 65w.
ibioh said: Hi, I have been given an iBook - the back of the computer says it is a 2002 model, A1005. I need a charger for it but am a bit confused as to whether I need the 45w or 65w charger. Can anyone help? Click to expand... I have a later model. I went through two 45w replacements before finally getting a 65w. I don't know if this means anything to you but, as was previously posted, you can't go wrong with 65w.
Zeke D macrumors 65816 Nov 18, 2011 1,024 168 Arizona Oct 7, 2012 #5 +1 for the higher wattage adapter. I did that for my MBA. I can't prove it. but it seems to charge faster with the 85w adapter.
+1 for the higher wattage adapter. I did that for my MBA. I can't prove it. but it seems to charge faster with the 85w adapter.