Hi everyone,

Is it safe to charge DJI Mini 3 Pro batteries with Apple 140W USB-C Power Adapter from Macbook Pro? Will charging with such an adapter harm the batteries in the long run?

I saw the following in the support section

> Can I charge DJI Mini 3 Pro with a non-standard USB Type-C charger?
>> Yes. It does not require any specific voltage or current values. When using chargers with higher power for charging, the power will be limited to 5 V/2 A.

But wanted to know the real experience with that particular adapter before trying.

Thanks.

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I use a Dell laptop usb-c charger without any issues.

Hello there Egor Ivanov. Good day and thank you for reaching out. DJI suggest using a recommended charger in charging your DJI Mini 3 Pro's intelligent flight batteries with the specifications showing below. Thank you.

DJI 30W USB-C Charger or other USB Power Delivery chargers ( 30 W )*
* When you charge the battery mounted to the aircraft or inserted into the DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub, the maximum charging power supported is 30 W.

yea i've used it to charge via drone and the 3 slot charger, working as it should - i am using 87W one for macpro

i have been using my MacBookPro USB-C (thunderbolt) charger & its been very good so far.
ialmost regret buying myself an Anker 65w compact charger/power supply now

Could the Mavic Air 2 power supply, be used to charge the batteries and RC on the Mini 3 Pro?
If I remember correctly, the power supply is 38W

You’d think Dji would supply a decent plug for what you pay!!!