Can you charge a MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) with a Nintendo Switch 2 AC adapter?

Worked out from the manufacturers’ specifications. Have a different charger? Pick it below the answer.

Answer
Yes, but slowly

It charges, but at about 60 W — well below what the MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) can take. Fine overnight or while idle; under heavy use the battery may still drain.

Power delivered60 W of 96 W max
0 Wfast: 96 W
0 → 50%
~44 min
0 → 100%
~2 h 5 min

Estimated from the manufacturer’s stated fast-charge time, with the device idle.

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Full speed needs 96 W or more. These chargers get there:

MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) charging specs

Fast charging needs
96 W
Max input (approx.)
96 W
In the box
70W
Battery
72.4 Wh
Nintendo Switch 2 AC adapter
60 W · USB-C

Sources: Apple: MacBook Pro (14-inch, M5) tech specs · Apple: Fast charge your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro · Nintendo: Switch 2 AC adapter information (NGN-01) · ChargerLab: Teardown of the original 60W PD charger of Nintendo Switch 2 · Nintendo: How to charge the Switch 2. Checked 2026-10-17.

Quick answers

Is it safe to charge the MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) with the Nintendo Switch 2 AC adapter?

Yes. USB Power Delivery negotiates power, so the MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) only takes what it can handle and the charger only gives what it can supply. A weaker charger is slower, not dangerous.

How many watts does the MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) need for fast charging?

96 W or more. Fast-charge capable with a 96W or higher USB PD power source.

How long does the MacBook Pro 14″ (M5) take to charge with the Nintendo Switch 2 AC adapter?

About 44 min to 50% and 2 h 5 min to full, estimated with the device idle.