1=1? macrumors regular Original poster Jun 1, 2010 212 79 Jun 25, 2010 #1 Will it work? will it damage my batter? what's the deal? Thanks.
B Bankaimadness macrumors 6502 Jun 7, 2010 301 0 Jun 25, 2010 #2 It should work..... The MB power adapter only have a lower voltage rate which shouldn't make much of a difference. Except well it takes longer to charge.
It should work..... The MB power adapter only have a lower voltage rate which shouldn't make much of a difference. Except well it takes longer to charge.
Jaro65 macrumors 68040 Mar 27, 2009 3,847 979 Seattle, WA Jun 25, 2010 #3 Bankaimadness said: It should work..... The MB power adapter only have a lower voltage rate which shouldn't make much of a difference. Except well it takes longer to charge. Click to expand... You're probably referring to the lower Watt rate, as the charging voltage is likely the same. I agree with you otherwise.
Bankaimadness said: It should work..... The MB power adapter only have a lower voltage rate which shouldn't make much of a difference. Except well it takes longer to charge. Click to expand... You're probably referring to the lower Watt rate, as the charging voltage is likely the same. I agree with you otherwise.
G gaselectric macrumors newbie Jun 24, 2010 11 0 Jun 25, 2010 #4 It should work just the same, the only difference being that the MB charger won't fully power the MBP when its under load (i.e. running processor intensive apps).
It should work just the same, the only difference being that the MB charger won't fully power the MBP when its under load (i.e. running processor intensive apps).
Rithem macrumors 6502 Jun 29, 2008 454 0 Jun 25, 2010 #5 I do this all the time. I bought an extra power adapter right before my mac died so I use it with my MBP.
I do this all the time. I bought an extra power adapter right before my mac died so I use it with my MBP.