Apple Begins Selling Mophie's New Ultra-Compact USB-C Chargers Designed for iPhones, iPads, and Macs

[surfzen21]

When did they ever come with cables? Not all do….

Im not sure when they stopped but the power brick for my 2010 MBP did. I'll take a guess and say when they dropped magsafe.

 

[ignatius345]

Other than wattage, what do you know about its true comparability? I have a ton of Anker stuff but I've certainly had a lot of it fail on me outside of the warranty.

I don't. But I also don't know how consistent Mophie's quality is, either. Personally haven't had any issue with Anker products, but they generally seem pretty well-regarded?

Anyway, fair point. What I'd be more interested in is if (when) Apple itself starts making GaN chargers.

 

[joecomo]

wake me up when they have a 140 Watt solution ready

 

[jonathan1683]

I might try these out, I just got an anker nano II and stopped working correctly after a couple of months.

 

[robfoll]

In my experience, Apple chargers last for many years, way longer than 3rd party AND have the all-important integrated global plug options. All these Mophie / Anker etc need clumsy adapters when travelling, Apple you just swap the head.

 

[Iconoclysm]

I don't. But I also don't know how consistent Mophie's quality is, either. Personally haven't had any issue with Anker products, but they generally seem pretty well-regarded?

Anyway, fair point. What I'd be more interested in is if (when) Apple itself starts making GaN chargers.

I've owned a few Mophie products and they were certainly of a better fit and finish than an Anker. Apple's got a couple GaN chargers but not for phones yet.

 

[UnionMan]

Apple's 70w charger is also a GaN charger btw