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I've just been given a Pineng PowerBank 10,000mAh 2.1 amp or also 1.0 amp output both at 5 volts advertised for use charging an iPhone and iPad etc..

1. Can anyone think of a good reason why I should not also use it to charge up my Macbook Air?

2. And if OK can I just plug in a USB-USB cable into the USB OUTPUT socket on the laptop or should I get a special cable to fit into the computer INPUT magnetic socket?

Alice appreciated
Paul
 
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The power adapter cord regulates and communicates with the MBA continuously, you will kill the MBA, if you remove this device fro the equation. 5v for a 120v MBP, does that sound reasonable?
 

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