temna macrumors 6502a Original poster Mar 21, 2016 #1 I see the USB-C to Lightning cables on Apple's site, so we can finally use the 29W MacBook charger for our Pros.. Reactions: AliMacs
I see the USB-C to Lightning cables on Apple's site, so we can finally use the 29W MacBook charger for our Pros..
A AliMacs macrumors 6502 Mar 21, 2016 #2 temna said: I see the USB-C to Lightning cables on Apple's site, so we can finally use the 29W MacBook charger for our Pros.. Click to expand... F*****G Apple - this is how it works: Pay: $25 for that USB-C Lightning cable. Pay: $49 for that USB-C charger. Pull pants down to ankles and say uncle like so many pleased Apple apologists.
temna said: I see the USB-C to Lightning cables on Apple's site, so we can finally use the 29W MacBook charger for our Pros.. Click to expand... F*****G Apple - this is how it works: Pay: $25 for that USB-C Lightning cable. Pay: $49 for that USB-C charger. Pull pants down to ankles and say uncle like so many pleased Apple apologists.
Newtons Apple Suspended Mar 21, 2016 #3 AliMacs said: F*****G Apple - this is how it works: Pay: $25 for that USB-C Lightning cable. Pay: $49 for that USB-C charger. Pull pants down to ankles and say uncle like so many pleased Apple apologists. Click to expand... You "could" use the charger supplied but if bending over . . . . . Reactions: temna
AliMacs said: F*****G Apple - this is how it works: Pay: $25 for that USB-C Lightning cable. Pay: $49 for that USB-C charger. Pull pants down to ankles and say uncle like so many pleased Apple apologists. Click to expand... You "could" use the charger supplied but if bending over . . . . .
temna macrumors 6502a Original poster Mar 21, 2016 #4 Use the 12W at home for overnight charging and take the 29W with you for when you can't charge it over night..
Use the 12W at home for overnight charging and take the 29W with you for when you can't charge it over night..