Mac Book Pro Charger 118W USB C Laptop Charger - Fast PD Charging

In this review the IEFUU Mac Book Pro Charger is evaluated as a high-power, all-in-one USB-C option for MacBook and tablet users who need faster top-up times and a travel-friendly package. The bottom line: it is best for owners of 14in and 16in MacBook Pro models and users who also want to charge iPad or iPhone 15 devices from one compact brick. The reviewer found the 118W output combined with the included 6.6ft C-C fast charge cable delivers noticeably quicker charging than lower-watt adapters, while the velvet storage bag and foldable plug make it convenient for daily carry.

Key Features

• 118W USB-C output: Supplies high power for 16in MacBook Pro models and reduces top-up time for large batteries.
• Included 6.6ft C-C cable: The long Type-C to Type-C PD 3.1 cable makes it easy to charge across desks or on the go without needing an extra cord.
• Wide device compatibility: Works with MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPhone 15 series and many recent Samsung phones for one-adapter convenience.
• Foldable plug and velvet bag: Foldable charger prongs and the supplied velvet storage bag improve portability and protect surfaces from scratches.
• Multi-function protection: Built-in intelligent chip provides overcurrent, overvoltage and other protections during charging for safer use.
• Fast charging claims: Advertised ability to reach roughly 50% for a 16in MacBook Pro in about 27 minutes and high-percent quick top-ups for compatible devices.

Who It's For

This charger suits professionals and students with power-hungry laptops such as 14in and 16in MacBook Pro models who need fast recharges between sessions, and owners of mixed-device setups who prefer a single high-watt USB-C adapter for laptops, tablets and phones. Travelers who value a compact foldable plug and the included storage bag will appreciate the convenience.

Users who only charge small phones occasionally or who require multiple simultaneous USB ports should look elsewhere, as this product is a single-port high-watt USB-C adapter designed for maximum output to one device at a time rather than multi-device charging hubs.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High 118W output that noticeably shortens recharge time for compatible MacBook Pro models.
• Long 6.6ft Type-C to Type-C cable gives flexibility in use at home, office or travel.
• Compact foldable design with velvet bag simplifies transport and storage.
• Broad compatibility across MacBook, iPad and flagship phones makes it a versatile single adapter.

Cons

• Single USB-C port means no ability to charge two devices at full speed simultaneously.
• Real-world charge times will vary by device and battery condition, so advertised times are best-case estimates.

Specifications

Product	118W USB-C Laptop Charger with 6.6ft C-C Cable
Output	118W USB-C PD (single port)
Cable	1 x 6.6ft Type-C to Type-C PD 3.1
Compatibility	MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 15 series, Samsung S23 series
Extras	Velvet storage bag, foldable plug
Protection	Inner intelligent chip with multiple electronic protections
Warranty	12 months replacement service

Our Verdict

The IEFUU 118W Mac Book Pro Charger is a practical choice for anyone who needs fast, single-port USB-C power for larger MacBook models and modern tablets or phones. It offers strong real-world utility with a long cable and travel-ready design, making it good value for users who prioritize speed and portability over multi-port convenience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fully charge a 16in MacBook Pro?
Yes, the 118W USB-C output is designed to provide high power to 16in MacBook Pro models and significantly speed up charge times compared with lower-watt adapters.

Can it charge phones and tablets?
Yes, it is compatible with iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPhone 15 models and many recent Samsung phones when used with the included Type-C cable.

Is it safe to leave plugged in overnight?
The adapter includes an intelligent chip with overcurrent and overvoltage protection, but as with any charger, occasional unplugging when not needed reduces continuous power draw.