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MacBook Air M2 charger wattage

Shop by the wattage Apple published for MacBook Air (M2, 2022) — the included 30W or 35W Dual USB-C adapter, MagSafe 3 cable, and the 70W fast-charge class — not a random phone brick.

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Apple’s tech specs for MacBook Air (M2, 2022) list which power adapter ships in the box by GPU and storage config, and state that the laptop is fast-charge capable with a 70W USB-C Power Adapter. MagSafe 3 and the two Thunderbolt / USB4 ports can all take charge. Full method for reading any brick: how to pick.

Included adapters

From Apple Support tech specs for MacBook Air (M2, 2022) (document 111867, accessed 3 Sep 2026). The box also includes a USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable (2 m).

Battery and Power on Apple 111867 also says “Fast-charge capable with 70W USB-C Power Adapter.” That is a separate, higher SKU — not what ships in the box for either include.

Fast charge (67W / 70W class)

Apple’s fast-charge article (102378, accessed 3 Sep 2026) covers MacBook Air introduced in 2022 or later: up to about 50% battery in around 30 minutes with the right adapter and cable.

What wattage to buy

Match what you lost, or step up only if you want faster daily top-ups. Links go to our wattage pages or Apple’s OEM SKU class.

Prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026

Re-checked 4 Sep 2026 against the same Buy hrefs as 30W and 65W (live cart / Add-to-cart). Not live. Apple 30W OEM and Apple 70W still have no verified cart price on this site — those rows stay Not verified.

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No ranking. Stock and price change. Related watt pages: 30W, 65W, 100W, how to pick.

Sources (prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026)