Questions & Answers for Apple 60W MagSafe Power Adaptor (for MacBook and 13-inch MacBook Pro)

Yes.

• Answered by Karl H from Provo
• Nov 17, 2009
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It depends on what type of applications you are running at the time, such as Final Cut Pro or Safari.

When your computer is running big applications such as Final Cut Pro, you will notice your computer will need more power to do more tasks and therefor your MagSafe power adapter may get warm/hot.

If you are using a less mighty application such as Safari, your MagSafe power adapter should NOT get hot. If it does get hot/burning; I would replace it, especially if it has been mistreated before.

Hope this helps.

• Answered by Matthew S from Prince George
• Jan 22, 2012
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No it will not work. This magsafe adapter is for the Macbook series. You need the "Extra Portable Power Adapter - 65W (for iBook & PowerBook)"

Do a search for Adapters in the Apple Store and you will see it.

• Answered by Donna E from Auburn
• Dec 6, 2009
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Yes, you are able to use your 60W MagSafe Power Adapter in the Philippines.

Even thought Japan has 100V outlets and the Philippines has 220V outlets, your 60W MagSafe Power Adapter automatically switches to the correct input voltage. As long as the input voltage is between 100V-240V AC.
So there is no need to worry because Apple has thought of this for us, just plug it in and you are good to go. :)

The only thing you may need to buy is the Apple World Travel Adapter Kit for the different outlet styles in the Philippines.

Hope this helps :]

• Answered by Matthew S from Prince George
• May 23, 2012
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