MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter
Features
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
Most Useful Reviews
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Works perfectly
- Written by Cameron T from London
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works but needs to be more secure
- Written by nigel R from Kells
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I keep losing it!
- Written by Robert P from Basingstoke
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Most Interesting
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Can I use this mag safe converter with a 27-inch LED cinema display 2 and my new retina display 15" macbook?
- Asked by Helen T from Sydney
- 09-Apr-2013
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Is this incompatible with MagSafe Airline Adapter?
- Asked by Eunsoo R from Hoffman Estates
- 12-Jun-2012
Best Answer
Unless someone has actually tried it and has it working, I have plugged this MagSafe 2 converter into my Apple Airline Adapter and plugged it in (even to the lighter in my car) and while the green light comes on and it looks like its giving power to the laptop, the laptop (in my case, a MBP 15 Retina) does not get power. My older MBP 13 got power (didn't charge the battery) but at least it got power. But the MBP 15 is not getting enough power from a car lighter or an airplane to even power the laptop, the laptop continues to run on battery. I'm now in search for a 3rd party solution. …More
- Answered by Rand M from Alamo
- 02-Aug-2012
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Can I use the converter with a Apple 60W MagSafe Power Adapter
- Asked by Antony D
- 18-Jun-2012
Best Answer
Yes this works. I've been using this adapter with my old 60W MagSafe and the new 2012 Macbook Air without problem. …More
- Answered by Tim O from Keller
- 25-Jul-2012
Recently Answered
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Can an original 60W MagSafe power adapter be used with the 13 inch MacBook Pro with Retina display?
- Asked by Susan M H from Buffalo City
- 09-Nov-2012
- Asked about: Apple 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter (…
Answer
Yes, but you need to buy the Magsafe to MagSafe 2 adapter.
- Answered by Josh B from San Francisco
- 28-Nov-2012
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MagSafe to MagSafe2 & rMBP - Does it charge the rMBP while in use?
- Asked by Michael M from Highlands Ranch
- 19-Oct-2012
Best Answer
I am not a Genious Bar Apple employee but I do own a 13" MacBook Air, the 13" MacBook (Mid 2005), 15 inch MacBook Pro (Mid 2008), 13" Macbook Pro (Mid 2011) and two White mid 2006 MacBooks-- Just to name a few
The air requires 45 watts, MacBooks require 60, and the 15"/17" Pro's require 85 watts.
Summary:
45w Megsafe Air charger will only charge the Air although a higher watt charger will charge it as well
60 Watt Mega safe. Charger that comes with the all 13" MacBook's and Pros are as well as the air
Whilst the The 85 watt Megasafe charger is intended For Macs 15" & 17"; it is my charger of choice b/c it charges all Intell based Macs including the air …More- Answered by Joseph A from Livonia
- 24-Oct-2012
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Is it better to get the adapter or just buy a new Magsafe 2 power supply?
- Asked by Henry H from Palo Alto
- 18-Aug-2012
Best Answer
My advice would be to buy one of these due to the extreme difference in cost. Use one of your old chargers plugged in to your desk at home (or wherever you normally charge at home) with this adapter.
Save your new adapter for "mobile" use... take it with you when you travel.
I have my old, original magsafe adapter that came with my Jan 2006 macbook pro plugged in at my desk at home. It's lasted so long simply because it stays in that one location and never moves. So leave your old charger at home with the magsafe adapter since the old one is more likely to fail if you continue to use/abuse it (simply because it's older). …More- Answered by Steven E from Jericho
- 16-Oct-2012
