My old adapter died and I decided to by from.
:-) Just what we neededĪdapters are exactly as described for a lower cost than buying from Apple. worked perfectly!Īs soon as I plugged it into my laptop, it worked perfectly! I am a happy camper. The ordering process was easy and it arrived on schedule. The adapter is just like the one I left behind and works perfectly on my 2009 MacBookPro.
I can' t speak about the build quality of the internal workings as I haven' t seen them but it works great. I found this charger to be equally in quality and performance as chargers that came with my MacBook. I received my adapter in 2 days with expedited delivery which was appreciated. I am very happy with my Apple MacBook power adapter,the price is a bargain compared to what a replacement would cost from an Apple Store when it used to be in stock there. MacBook Adapter had large, clear illustrations of the product so I got the right one at half the Apple price. Until I started looking, I didn' t even know there were two types of Magsafe adapters. When the charger for my older MacBook failed, I was afraid I might have to get a new laptop or spend a lot for a replacement. The " MagSafe 2" power connector on all 13-Inch (A1425, A1502) and 15-Inch (A1398) Retina Display MacBook Pro models as well as the "Mid-2012" and subsequent MacBook Air models is similar to the earlier " MagSafe" connector, and it works in the same way, but they are not the same size nor are they interchangeable.It arrived very quickly.
What is the difference between MagSafe and magsafe 2? For example, you can safely use an 85W power adapter (for MacBook Pro) on a MacBook Air (which requires only 45W) or MacBook (which requires 65W). The way Apple power adapters are designed is that you can use any charger on any laptop that has the same, or lower, power rating. The circuitry that controls the charge rate and cutoff are built into the laptop itself, and doesn't care what the power source is.īeside above, do all Macbooks have the same charger? You should not use a 45W with the MacBook Pro 13 since that is lower than its 60W requirement.īeside above, can you use an 85w charger on a MacBook Pro 13? Originally Answered: Is it safe to charge a MacBook ( Pro 13") with an 85W MagSafe charger? Yes, it is safe to use a higher wattage power adapter than your model shipped with. MacBook Pro (Retina, 15 inch, Mid 2015) MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) Macbook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013) MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012)Ĩ5W MagSafe power adapter with MagSafe 2 style connectorīeside this, what charger does my MacBook Pro use?įor instance, the MacBook Pro 13 inch uses a 60W MagSafe, but you can use an 85W MagSafe to charge or power it (although it will not charge any faster). Computers that use the 85W MagSafe 2 Adapter
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