STARWELL
STARWELL 118W USB-C AC Adapter 6.6ft Cable
A 118W USB-C power adapter with a 6.6ft cable for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro and other USB-C devices
- TypeAC Adapters
- 118W output charges a 16-inch MacBook Pro fully in 1h 30m
- 96% charging efficiency saves up to two hours versus lower-wattage adapters
- PD 3.0 broad compatibility spans MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 15/16/17 and Surface USB-C devices
- Smart IC chip prevents overload, overheating, over-current, over-voltage and short circuits
- 6ft cable adds reach without sacrificing fast-charge performance
118W USB-C Power Adapter
The STARWELL 118W USB-C AC Adapter delivers up to 118W of power for compatible laptops and tablets. It includes a 6.6ft cable for flexible placement. The unit is designed for users who need a single charger for multiple USB-C devices.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your device accepts USB-C power delivery and can utilise up to 118W input. Confirm the physical port matches the USB-C connector supplied. The adapter supports a range of voltages for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro and other USB-C hardware listed.
Replaces Lower-Wattage Chargers
This adapter replaces 96W, 87W, 70W, 67W, 61W, 30W and 29W USB-C chargers where higher output is required. The jump is worth it when charging larger laptops such as 14, 15 or 16 inch models that demand more than 96W for full speed.
Highlights
- 118W output charges a 16-inch MacBook Pro fully in 1h 30m
- 96% charging efficiency saves up to two hours versus lower-wattage adapters
- PD 3.0 broad compatibility spans MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 15/16/17 and Surface USB-C devices
- Smart IC chip prevents overload, overheating, over-current, over-voltage and short circuits
- 6ft cable adds reach without sacrificing fast-charge performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the adapter come with the 6.6 ft USB-C cable attached or do I need to buy a cable separately?
The 6.6 ft USB-C charge cable is included with the adapter so no separate cable purchase is required.
Should I choose the 118 W model or a lower-wattage version such as 96 W or 87 W for my MacBook Pro 16 inch?
The 118 W unit delivers the highest output listed and can fully charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro in about 1 h 30 min while lower-wattage models will charge more slowly.
What does the 118 W rating mean when I plug this into a MacBook Air 13 inch or an iPad Pro 12.9 inch?
The adapter negotiates power via PD 3.0 so it supplies only what each device requests — up to 118 W for a MacBook Pro 16 inch and lower, safe levels for a MacBook Air 13 inch or iPad Pro 12.9 inch.
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