Making sense of the oddities of Apple’s USB-C chargers<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Apple’s USB-C chargers have caused significant confusion over what they can and can’t power. For example, the 29W power brick <a href="
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Making sense of the oddities of Apple’s USB-C chargers
