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Frequently Asked Questions
Which wattage USB-C power adapter should I buy?
Match it to the machine you charge most. Larger laptops under load suit the 96W or 140W units, while lighter machines run on 67W or 70W. A higher rated adapter is safe on a smaller device because the two negotiate the charging rate.
Will a 96W adapter damage a laptop that came with a smaller one?
No. The device requests the power it needs over USB-C, so the adapter supplies up to its rating rather than forcing it. The main effect of buying higher is headroom, not risk.
Can I order a USB-C power adapter outside Karachi?
Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, but orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. You can pay by cash on delivery or online payment.
Apple USB-C power adapters spanning 67W to 140W, for everything from light laptop charging to high draw machines, with delivery across Pakistan.
USB-C Power Adapters
USB-C power adapters take over from the wall unit that shipped with a laptop or tablet, and the stock in this category is Apple, spread across a wide wattage span. Buyers come here for two reasons: the original adapter has stopped working, or they want a second one so they are not unplugging the same brick at each desk.
Every unit listed here carries the Apple name. Wattage runs from 67W at the light end through 70W, 87 Watt and 96W in the middle, up to 140W at the top. The price spread follows that ladder, from entry level through to premium as the wattage climbs. All of them output over USB Type-C rather than a barrel plug.
Wattage is the decision that matters. Match the adapter to what the machine draws under load, because a unit rated below that will still charge but will lose ground while you work. Going above the device rating causes no harm, since the two negotiate a rate over USB-C, so a 96W adapter will run a machine that came with a smaller one. The second point is the cable. A USB-C cable rated for a lower current will cap the adapter regardless of what the brick can supply, so check the cable before blaming the adapter.
Which wattage suits your setup
A large laptop under sustained load, video export or long compile runs, wants the 140W or 96W end. A thinner machine used for browsing, mail and documents is served by the 70W or 67W units, which also travel better in a bag. If you are replacing an adapter on an older machine, the 87 Watt unit covers that middle ground. For a household with several devices, one higher wattage adapter at the main desk and a smaller one for the bag is a common split.
Mega Computer runs a showroom in Karachi where you can see the adapters before buying. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, and you can pay by cash on delivery or online payment. Adapters carry the warranty terms stated on the individual product page, so read those on the listing you choose.
One compatibility note: these are USB-C units, so a device with an older connector needs a matching cable rather than a different adapter. Wattage marked on the brick is the ceiling, not the fixed output, and the device pulls what it needs, which is why the same adapter charges a phone and a laptop at different rates.