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Chargers & power adapters for iPhone 13
A USB-C charger and your device agree a power level between them (USB Power Delivery), so a bigger charger is safe to use — it just won’t push more than the device asks for. What matters is having enough: pick your device in the filter below and we’ll flag chargers that fall short of the wattage Apple quotes for fast charging. Current MacBooks — and several other Apple devices — are sold in the UK without a power adapter in the box, so check yours.
More detail: how fast can my iPhone, iPad or Mac charge?
9 of 9 shown — iPhone 13: works first, then works with adapter
What to look for
- Check the wattage Apple quotes for your device — it’s on every device page here.
- For a MacBook, look at the single-port wattage, not just the total: multi-port chargers share power between ports.
- UK plug, from a reputable seller — see buying chargers safely.
- Using a USB-C cable that’s rated for the power (60W or 240W) matters as much as the charger.
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