MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter
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£10.00
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Overview
The MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter allows you to use the MagSafe connector on your LED Cinema Display, Thunderbolt Display or MagSafe Power Adaptor to charge your MagSafe 2 equipped Mac computer.
What’s in the Box
Apple MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter
System Requirements
Compatibility
24-inch Apple LED Cinema Display
27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display
Apple Thunderbolt Display
Apple 45W MagSafe Power Adaptor
Apple 85W MagSafe Power Adaptor
MacBook Pro with Retina display
MacBook Air with MagSafe 2 power port
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Mac Models
- 13-inch MacBook Air
- 11-inch MacBook Air
- 13-inch MacBook Pro
- 15-inch MacBook Pro
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Answers from the community
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Do I need a new 85w magsafe adapter (15" macbook pro late 2011 if white plastic wire cover has 1/4" slit open at junction of wire and adapter?
- Asked by Jayne C from Sedona
- on 10-Jul-2018
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Is this incompatible with MagSafe Airline Adapter?
- Asked by Eunsoo R from Hoffman Estates
- on 12-Jun-2012
Best Answer:
The Airline Adapter will NOT (I repeat, NOT) work with the 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro. This may be w The Airline Adapter will NOT (I repeat, NOT) work with the 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro. This may be why Apple discontinued the adapter, but Apple has not given a reason for discontinuing it. To get technical, the Airline adapter transmitted an output of 16V. The 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro wants a 20V input. You may ask why older MacBook AC adapters work, and why Apple offered a MagSafe to MagSafe 2 adapter. The reason is that the MagSafe AC adapters can modulate from 16V to 18.5V output. When a 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro is connected, the older AC adapters crank up to the max at 18.5V, which is close enough that in most cases... sufficient power is supplied. I have not tested with the 13-inch Retina or the MacBook Air, but those appear to run at lower voltages (14.5V on the MacBook Air, for example). The Airline Adapter may work on those systems.
- Answered by Christopher P from Chico
- on 24-Jan-2013
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Will this work with my Macbook Pro 15 inch Early 2011?
- Asked by Kat H from Oshawa
- on 30-Nov-2015
Answer
no. This converts a magsafe 1 charger to work with newer mac models that use magsafe 2.
- Answered by Owen H from Marshfield
- on 04-Apr-2016
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Will this work with a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)?
- Asked by BRENDA F from PARKVILLE
- on 16-Sep-2016
Answer
Yes, this will convert any MagSafe 1 connection to the MagSafe Connection found on all 13" and 15" M Yes, this will convert any MagSafe 1 connection to the MagSafe Connection found on all 13" and 15" MacBook Pro Retina models.
- Answered by Aaron D from Thurgoona
- on 23-Oct-2016
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W ill this work with a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)?
- Asked by BRENDA F from PARKVILLE
- on 16-Sep-2016
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Yes, this will convert a MagSafe 1 connection (i.e an Apple LED Cinema Display or older Macbook powe Yes, this will convert a MagSafe 1 connection (i.e an Apple LED Cinema Display or older Macbook power adapter) to a MagSafe 2 connection as used on all Macbook Pro Retina 13" and 15" models.
- Answered by Aaron D from Thurgoona
- on 23-Oct-2016
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Might be a "duh" question, but it wouldn't work on a 2008, 17" MacBook Pro would it???
- Asked by shaina H from Richond
- on 02-Oct-2012
Best Answer:
No, that won't work. The converter only connects the fatter, shorter "old" style mag safe connector No, that won't work. The converter only connects the fatter, shorter "old" style mag safe connector to the newer, thinner "new" style. Breakage of the type that you described is common. Apple has some kind of special campaign -- google "apple magsafe replacement" and the link -- to Apple's support website, which link I am not allowed to paste into this message -- will be displayed.
- Answered by Kevin W from Hendersonville
- on 03-Oct-2012
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