Which power adapter do you use with your MacBook?

[Benny0001]

Which power adapter do you use/prefer with your MacBook? Some people like fast charging, others like having two ports for charging.

Explain your reasoning in the comments!

 

[JamesMay82]

I use 35w one from my wife’s air on my 14 MacBook pro, M1 Pro iPad and15 pro iPhone..

I worry about using it on iPhone as charges so quick but not enough to stop

 

[russell_314]

I use a 20 watt iPhone charger with a MagSafe cable for my M2 Air.

Why not use the 35 watt adapter that came with it? Well, it’s somewhere and I can’t find it. I plugged in an iPhone charger for temporary use and realized it worked perfectly. I use it for light tasks so it works for me. If I was editing video with it then I might have a problem.

 

[GMShadow]

35W charging my MBA and iPhone. I usually only have to put the MBA on the charger every 5-7 days, so splitting power isn't a concern.

 

[FreakinEurekan]

At home it's plugged into my LG UltraFine 5k and charges from that ("Up to 94w PD" per specs).
Traveling it's plugged into a multi-port charger with 65w PD output for the Mac, that also charges my iPhone, watch, hearing aids, iPad, etc.

 

[JSRinUK]

96W because that’s what came with the MacBook.

 

[Nemic]

I power mine from an LG Ultrafine monitor using the USB-C connection. When away from home I use the supplied Apple power adapter.

 

[NoBoMac]

For the MBP I'm typing this on, 65W Anker two port charger (1xC, 1xA).

Smaller than Apple chargers, flexibility to charge Lightning devices and other USB-As via same brick and or same time.

ADD: and with alternate charger, allows one to leave the Apple charger at home as backup should alt die, get lost, etc. and no need to rush out immediately to replace.