I'd still rather use Apple incluced PSU, especially since it comes with the Magsafe connector, it is not much extra work to plug that in too. besides this I have seen number of cases myself where similarly failing power supply has caused all kinds of issues with home electronics. Then support told me that problem is due to ripple voltage, where using DC measurement, all looks allright but ripple voltage (AC in DC) voltage has increased due to failing capacitors and causing all these issues, so it kinda wear out battery and causing overcharging that charging circuit cannot detect.Īnyway, long story short, this company handled my case very well and compensated me with brand new device even my old was out of warranty already. Afterwards I was investigating issue with this product support and I could tell them that I have been monitoring UPS that it reports charging voltage and battery voltage well within normal range, I even measured both afterwards with multimeter myself. I have good memory of my one of my UPS backup power from few years back, one day battery started bulging and releasing toxic gas, luckily I was home at the moment and I was able to throw out that soon enough. That’s according to a Chinese website that has been reliable in the past and follows previous hints that. There is always possibility for bad or deteriorating filtering causing them to output ripple voltage that is lethal for batteries. Apple’s rumored 16-inch MacBook Pro will come with an ultra-powerful 96W USB-C charger. I have very little trust with other power supplies. I was just trying to make sure this way it really then uses power from Apple PSU in my case where Apple PSU is 67W that comes with MBP 14' base model instead of my LG monitor USB-C PD 60W. Click to expand.I'd still rather use Apple incluced PSU, especially since it comes with the Magsafe connector, it is not much extra work to plug that in too.

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