As first noted by MacOtaraka (via MacRumors), the Apple 5W USB Power Adapter is no longer available at many Apple Stores around the world. Apple’s website lists the accessory as “sold out” in ...

Apple announced that it would not ship a 5W power adapter with Apple Watch Series 6, though expensive watches like the Hermes edition still had one — until now. Apple made the announcement that most ...

Michael Potuck at 9to5Mac lays out a compelling case for why Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) should include either a 12-watt or 29-watt power adapter in the box with its iPhones. iPhones currently ship with more ...

Apple has issued a recall for their Apple 5W European USB power adapter due to an overheating risk that could cause fires. These adapters were sold with iPhone 3Gs, 4 and 4s models and shipped October ...

Despite rumors suggesting Apple's 2018 iPhones might ship with an 18W adapter and a Lightning to USB-C cable to enable fast charging right out of the box, that didn't end up being the case. The iPhone ...

Devices today come with minimal ports for connecting peripherals. Many smartphones today have the ability to charge wirelessly, even including Apple's latest iPhones. AUKEY sent along a couple of ...

Update: Apple is also no longer including the headphone adapter with iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 purchases. With the launch of the iPhone XS and iPhone XR, Apple will no longer include the Lightning to ...

While, as Potuck points out, Apple charges the same $19 on its online store for the 5W and 12W adapters, I suspect that the manufacturing costs of the higher-power adapter are simply higher. Including ...