Staples has
Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter (White, MHJA3AM/A) on sale for
$15.20.
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Key Features:- While the power adapter is compatible with any USB-C-enabled device, Apple recommends pairing it with the 11-inch iPad Pro and 12.9-inch iPad Pro (3rd generation) for optimal charging performance. You can also pair it with iPhone 8 or later to take advantage of the fast-charging feature.
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"Charging cable sold separately."
It sounds like from discussion some people were expecting this to come with a cable.
Apple info page [apple.com]
Still, this is a good price for an Apple-quality 20W charger block. I've seen people do tear-downs of Apple adapters vs no-name eBay/Amazon 3rd-party adapters, and it's amazing the contrast in circuit complexity and also construction quality. The no-name ones seem to have much less circuitry and some of it looks like it was soldered by school children (it probably was...). If Apple designed all those parts as part of their adapter, I'm sure they were there for a reason. The no-name one with half as much circuitry probably isn't doing all the stuff Apple intended it to do. Or they just discarded all that costly useless "safety" stuff...
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Need deals on those cables... Wish they would just do usb c
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"Charging cable sold separately."
It sounds like from discussion some people were expecting this to come with a cable.
Apple info page [apple.com]
Still, this is a good price for an Apple-quality 20W charger block. I've seen people do tear-downs of Apple adapters vs no-name eBay/Amazon 3rd-party adapters, and it's amazing the contrast in circuit complexity and also construction quality. The no-name ones seem to have much less circuitry and some of it looks like it was soldered by school children (it probably was...). If Apple designed all those parts as part of their adapter, I'm sure they were there for a reason. The no-name one with half as much circuitry probably isn't doing all the stuff Apple intended it to do. Or they just discarded all that costly useless "safety" stuff...