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Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

Use an extra adapter for home or work. Apple's new, innovative AC adapter complements and is made specificially for your new PowerBook G4 or iBook.

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Overview

Designed to be small and lightweight, the Apple Portable Power Adapter is the perfect traveling companion. The adapter has a clever design which allows the DC cable to be wound neatly around itself for easy cable storage. Colored status LEDs, located in the head of the DC-connector that plugs into your Apple portable, indicate charging status. An amber ring lets you know that your portable is charging, while a green ring tells you that you have a full charge. An AC cord is provided with the adapter for maximum cord length, while the AC wall adapter (also provided) gives users an even easier and more compact way to travel. Designed to fit in the palm of your hand, the new power adapter is as innovative as the product it serves.

This power adapter recharges the lithium ion battery while the system is off, on, or in sleep mode. It also powers the system if you choose to operate without a battery.

Important: Compatible with PowerBook G4 (Aluminum or Titanium models) or dual-USB iBook (500Mhz Power PC G3 or higher).

 
 

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1.5

Based on 2486 reviews

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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

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    Three Improvements!

    Written by TQ

    13/10/2007

    #1-Price. MacWizards PowerBook AC Adapters cost half the price and last longer. Apple, you don't need to charge $80 for this.

    #2-Warranty. My $2,000 computer is worthless without an AC Adapter. You warranty every other part of it for one year, you should warranty the AC Adapter for a year also.

    #3-Durability. We don't need glowing connectors and fold out pins. We need an AC Adapter that lasts longer than six weeks. Please Apple, make this unit last longer.
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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

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    Terribly designed, but it's covered by Applecare!

    Written by JY from Los Angeles

    2/09/2005

    It didn't take me long to figure out that this power adapter wasn't going to last too long. The prongs that go into the wall are on connected to a hinge, and every time I would plug it into a wall, I could see that it wouldn't hold up over the long haul. I've had my adapter for one year, and I've gradually seen the prong connection get looser and looser. About two months ago, I began having to put the adapter is weird positions to get a good connection, and now it won't work w/out something pushing it into the wall (unless I find a place to plug horizontally on the floor.)
    (Oh, and the ultra-thin cord also seems like it will break quickly if you're not extremely careful, but mine never broke.)

    Anyhow, I finally called Applecare; they were very nice, but at first they tried to tell me the battery isn't covered because of standard ware & tear, etc. I pointed out that nothing in the contract absolves them from coverage for anything of the sort (only accident, abuse, neglect, misuse, etc.) I spoke to a senior tech, he agreed, and now I'm getting a new one for free:)
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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

    2.0

    Nifty, but too fragile

    Written by MC from Cincinnati

    29/08/2005

    The power adaptor is a necessary evil, designed to remove from the body of Apple's portable Macs the weight and bulk of the power supply. The unit is mostly quite well-designed, but the cord is weak at the end that enters your Mac, and both of the ones I own have broken at this point. As of this writing, they still work, but are taped up to protect the exposed wire, as the white rubber casing around the round part that plugs into my PowerBook and iBook has broken.

    Apple should redesign this part to stand up to the wear of normal use. It is all too easy for to move one's PowerBook so that the cord is accidentally tugged in ways that bend the plug end too sharply.
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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

    1.0

    Sparks and smoke

    Written by AG

    7/11/2009

    The adapter is bulky and often falls out of the wall. Also, like many others it sparks and almost caught fire. Now my computer is useless without it. Not a good product. More

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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

    2.0

    Fire Hazard

    Written by MM from charlotte

    30/10/2009

    I have been though 3 of these chargers they all break within a year or two, but this most resent one i have gets EXTREMELY HOT to the point were it burns to hold it! they need to fix that problem and need to lower the price on these chargers. $80.00 is way to expensive for a simple charger, after all we spent over a thousand dollars on their computers you would think they would give us a break. oh yeah and make that my 4th charger I have had to buy. More

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  • Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)

    1.0

    Dangerous!

    Written by BO from Laguna Beach

    19/09/2009

    I'm really amazed this has been going on as long as it has. My cord started smoking and my son (already a very anxious kid about fires, thanks to witnessing too many wildfires) freaked out.

    If there was ever a recall, I didn't hear about it.
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