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Will a USB-C monitor charge my MacBook Pro 14-inch (M5 Pro / M5 Max)?

Apple lists 70W minimum recommended and fast charge with 96W or more. Supplied adapter is 70W (M5 Pro 15-core CPU) or 96W (M5 Pro 18-core, M5 Max).

Charger in the box
Varies by configuration (see note)
Minimum recommended
70W
Fast / full speed from
96W

Monitor USB-C power, tier by tier

Monitor PDResult
15WSlow 15W is below the 70W minimum the maker recommends for the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip): it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
27WSlow 27W is below the 70W minimum the maker recommends for the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip): it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
45WSlow 45W is below the 70W minimum the maker recommends for the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip): it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
65WSlow 65W is below the 70W minimum the maker recommends for the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip): it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
90WCharges 90W charges the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip), but slower than the 96W the maker quotes for fast charging; under heavy load it may hold steady or drain slowly.
100WFull speed 100W charges the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip) at full speed (maker quotes fast charging from 96W).
140WFull speed 140W charges the 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip) at full speed (maker quotes fast charging from 96W).

Cable

For this device you want 100W (5A e-marked) cable, so the cable never caps you below 96W.

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Monitors: 4K with 65W+ USB-C · 4K with 90W+ USB-C.

Sources (read 2026-11-04): www.apple.com. Other devices: Air 13" · Air 15" · 14" Pro · 16" Pro · iPhone 17 · Pixel 10 · Galaxy S25 Ultra · Galaxy S25 · XPS 13 · X1 Carbon · Surface 13.8" · Surface 15" · Steam Deck · Switch