12v charger for older MacBook Pro?
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A900ss said:
Hi,
I have an older MacBook Pro (early 2015) which works fine for my needs and I don’t need to replace.
My only issue is that I can’t find a 12v in car charger for it. Does anybody know if one exists? It’s the original MagSafe magnetic connector if that helps.
Thanks in advance.
IIRC - you will need an invertor.I have an older MacBook Pro (early 2015) which works fine for my needs and I don’t need to replace.
My only issue is that I can’t find a 12v in car charger for it. Does anybody know if one exists? It’s the original MagSafe magnetic connector if that helps.
Thanks in advance.
This will do nicely. Use you standard power cable.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Odoga-Power-Inverter-Conv...
Another way of doing this is to get a USB-C to Apple Mag Safe lead, the get a USB-C PD cigarette lighter socket adapter (make sure it can deliver enough wattage for a mac book pro).
When the charger for my old 2012 Mackbook Air broke I used a USB-C to MagSafe lead and then a Mains USB-PD power adapter. Worked a treat and meant fewer chargers to carry overall.
When the charger for my old 2012 Mackbook Air broke I used a USB-C to MagSafe lead and then a Mains USB-PD power adapter. Worked a treat and meant fewer chargers to carry overall.
Gotaw said:
Another way of doing this is to get a USB-C to Apple Mag Safe lead, the get a USB-C PD cigarette lighter socket adapter (make sure it can deliver enough wattage for a mac book pro).
When the charger for my old 2012 Mackbook Air broke I used a USB-C to MagSafe lead and then a Mains USB-PD power adapter. Worked a treat and meant fewer chargers to carry overall.
I’ve got a USB-C PD power sully that is plenty powerful enough so I’ll look into this. When the charger for my old 2012 Mackbook Air broke I used a USB-C to MagSafe lead and then a Mains USB-PD power adapter. Worked a treat and meant fewer chargers to carry overall.
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