Send immediately Notebook charger cable Mbook Power Adapter 45w 60w 85w MagSaf 1 2 Type C 29w 30w 45w 60w 61w 67w 87w 96

Mbook Power Adapter MagSaf 1 2 Type C 29w 30w 45w 60w 61w 67w 87w 96w 100w 118w I don't go into a lot of detail as it gets deleted often. You can request additional images in the chat. The product has a 1-month warranty. Give a 5-star rating to get an additional 2 months of warranty. Full History of MacBook / MacBook Pro Charger Specifications Year of release MacBook model Type of charger Power (Watts) Notes 2006–2012 MacBook (Polycarbonate/Unibody) MagSafe 1 (T-shaped) 45W (13") / 60W (15") / 85W (17") The early era used T-shaped MagSafe. 2008–2012 MacBook Air (Intel) MagSafe 1 (L-shaped) 45W thin model uses an L-shape charger. 2012–2015 MacBook Pro Retina / Air MagSafe 2 (Flat) 45W (Air) / 60W (13" Pro) / 85W (15" Pro) is flatter than MagSafe 1. 2015–2019 MacBook (12") USB-C (single port) 29W / 30W The first generation of MacBook to use USB-C. 2016–2020 MacBook Pro (Intel, USB-C) USB-C (Thunderbolt 3) 61W (13") / 87W (15") / 96W (16") can use all 4 USB-C ports. 2021–Current MacBook Air (M1) USB-C 30W (standard) / Optional 67W M1 model does not have MagSafe yet. 2022–Current MacBook Air (M2/M3) MagSafe 3 or USB-C 30W (USB-C) / 35W (Dual) / 67W (MagSafe) MagSafe 3 is back. 2021–Current MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M1/M2/M3) MagSafe 3 or USB-C 67W (14" M1/M2) / 96W (14" Pro/Max) / 140W (16" Max) charges much faster. 2023–Current MacBook Pro M3 Series MagSafe 3 or USB-C 70W (M3) / 96W (M3 Pro) / 140W (M3 Max) slight wattage upgrade.