Apple Macbook Simple Question. Can you use any USB C cable to charge a Macbook Pro?

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• Simple Question. Can you use any USB C cable to charge a Macbook Pro?
• USB-C Hub Solution?
• My network hasn’t been working correctly on my Mac ( unrelated to the WiFi router - everyone else in the house hasn’t been having issues ) I have reset my SMC but this hasn’t fixed it. What is “node” on the firewall advanced settings? And are there any other possible causes? Any help appreciated!
• Do they make different color MacBook airs?
• Minor current leakage from aluminium body of devices during charging? But even on thunderbolt connection?

Simple Question. Can you use any USB C cable to charge a Macbook Pro? Posted: 25 May 2018 02:22 PM PDT If not, are there any 3rd party cables that I can get from Amazon that will do the trick? Same with a spare charger. submitted by /u/nobrandheroes [link] [comments]

USB-C Hub Solution? Posted: 25 May 2018 03:55 AM PDT Here's my setup that I need to try to connect to a 2017 MacBook Pro. Cannot find a single USC-C Hub that also has Thunderbolt 2 ports. Anyone have a go at figuring out the best adaptor / hub set up I could go for to get Frankensteined up to this Macbook? The future is looking bright.. submitted by /u/LittleBoyNamedTrain [link] [comments]

My network hasn’t been working correctly on my Mac ( unrelated to the WiFi router - everyone else in the house hasn’t been having issues ) I have reset my SMC but this hasn’t fixed it. What is “node” on the firewall advanced settings? And are there any other possible causes? Any help appreciated! Posted: 25 May 2018 02:49 PM PDT submitted by /u/claire-odon [link] [comments]

Do they make different color MacBook airs? Posted: 25 May 2018 10:29 AM PDT Saw a nice blue one. Is that the laptop color or was it a cover or something ? submitted by /u/etaco [link] [comments]

Minor current leakage from aluminium body of devices during charging? But even on thunderbolt connection? Posted: 25 May 2018 01:55 AM PDT First I had OnePlus as full aluminium body, the adapter dont have ground pin and mostly due to that there is minor current leakage form the body when on charge. This continued with my iPad Mini , then iPadPro and now Macbook. I considered it normal due to non-ground operation. But it crossed limits when I plugged thunderbolt to external monitor where the monitor is grounded still my macbook leaks current! submitted by /u/drmjp93 [link] [comments]

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