Does using a 65w Apple MacBook Pro M2 adaptor on MacBook Air M1 harmful?

Does it harm my battery if i use 65w apple macbook pro m2 adaptor in macbook air m1

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Aug 23, 2024 7:23 AM in response to girishbhatheja

A 65W charger adapter will not harm your MacBook Air (M1).

Additionally, your Mac supports a feature called "fast charging", which includes using a 140W charger, so 65W is on the safe side of things.

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