A single 45W USB-C PD charger can power an iPhone at full speed and trickle-charge an iPad simultaneously if it has multiple ports, though a MacBook Pro typically needs its own higher-wattage adapter for full-speed charging. The 45W USB-C PD Fast Charger with Type-C to C Cable at AvaNext costs PKR 4,470.
Quick answer for multi-device households
For iPhone + iPad charging from one adapter, a 45W dual-capable charger works well. For iPhone + MacBook, you generally need a separate higher-wattage MacBook adapter since laptop charging demands more power than a single small adapter comfortably supplies alongside a phone. Browse the Chargers collection.
FAQs
Can one charger really power an iPhone and iPad at the same time? Only if it has multiple USB-C ports rated for combined output — a single-port 45W charger can only charge one device at a time.
Charger Options by Device Combination
| Combination | Recommended Charger | Price at AvaNext (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone only | Apple 20W USB-C | 3,800 |
| iPhone + iPad | 45W USB-C PD | 4,200–4,470 |
| iPhone + MacBook Air | 45–65W charger (MacBook's own adapter recommended) | Varies by MacBook model |
Why One Universal Charger Isn't Always Ideal
Each Apple device negotiates its own power draw — an iPhone caps around 20-30W, an iPad around 20-45W depending on model, and a MacBook can need 60-140W. A single mid-wattage charger works fine for phone + tablet but will charge a MacBook slowly if underpowered.
Practical Setup for a Mixed Household
Keep one 45W charger at a shared desk for iPhone and iPad use, and use the MacBook's original or an equivalent high-wattage adapter separately when laptop charging speed matters.
Where to Buy in Pakistan
AvaNext stocks a range of wattages for different device combinations, with a 1-year warranty, 7-day replacement guarantee, and nationwide Cash on Delivery.
FAQs — Multi-Device Charging
Is it safe to charge an iPhone and iPad from the same charger port using a splitter?
Not recommended — splitters reduce power delivered to each device and can cause inconsistent charging.
Does a 45W charger damage an iPhone by supplying more power than needed?
No — the iPhone only draws what it needs regardless of the charger's maximum output.
Is COD available?
Yes, nationwide, with a 7-day replacement guarantee.
Shop multi-device charging solutions at avanext.pk — COD nationwide, 1-year warranty.
Last updated: September 2026
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