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Apple MagSafe 2
85 W
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This is a bulk item and has no original packaging. But it is the same product.
digitec
9 months ago
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The 85W MagSafe 2 power supply is compatible with the MacBook Pro with Retina Display, including the A1398 model. This power supply is specifically designed for 15-inch MacBook Pro Retina models and therefore also fits the A1398 model. It features a magnetic DC connector that ensures a secure and easy connection and powers the device during operation or in sleep mode.
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You don't need that at all, the plug fits into any Swiss socket. The 3rd pin is simply missing.
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I have one just like it and the power supply unit broke. Everything is working perfectly again.
No, this is the old version of Magsafe. The air M2 uses and USB-C charger. Look at this one Apple USB-C Power Adapter (61 W)
Yes this would be compatible according to Apple - see https://support.apple.com/kb... "45W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter with Cable Wrap, MagSafe 2 Power Connector".
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our product experts this is indeed a European plug, but we can provide you with an adapter if required. Please do not hesitate to contact us by email.
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Hello Carla, yes the plug fits, i.e. MagSafe 2, but with 45W it will not be able to fully charge your MacBook Pro at high load. So for your model, the MagSafe 2 with 60W would be recommended. Greetings
I'm sorry, I didn't order the cable at all, it was delivered by mistake. That's why I can't give any feedback. Kind regards Silvia
no. All new Macbooks have USB C.
However, since USB C is standardised, you can use most USB C power adapters from other manufacturers (with the corresponding performance) for new Macbooks.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our research, the cable and transformer are included.
Switzerland!
A quick search on Digitec will find you these:
Apple MK122SM/A, Item no. 4236369, Link: Apple MK122SM/A
Apple MK122D/A, Item no. 11561740, Link: Apple MK122D/A
It depends on what you want to charge. Basically, the larger devices have a larger battery, which therefore requires more power to charge. If you use the smaller charger, it will simply take longer.
Yes, that's right. Galaxus doesn't have any corresponding cables with Swiss plugs. They then wanted to give me an adapter...
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Part 2:
Then I came across the 20.- more expensive product, which was missing the description "Bulk". I will now order this one, as I have a hard time believing that the extension is included with the other item (434964).
I can only agree with user Digifan23: @Digitec, adjust your description and product pictures accordingly! Nothing has happened since 3 months after the first comment!
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I have now ordered and received it - it did not include an extension but an Apple Duckhead adapter for power supplies (Euro plug).
(It would be good if @digitec could adjust the product pictures. Then I could have saved myself the additional adapter plug I ordered!)
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The easiest way is to look at the current adapter and see how many watts it supplies. There are 3 types: 45W, 60W and 85W. And make sure you have a MagSafe 2 notebook, you can see this in the picture by the connector, otherwise you would have to use the MagSafe 1 variant.
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Is this product available in LAUSANNE?
No. The device delivers as much power as is needed... The connection and voltages are important.
The cheap one should be a bulk delivery. In other words, not the same packaging, but simply thrown into a bag and shipped like that for Apple standards... No difference for your laptop.
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