🍎🔌 Apple MagSafe 2 Power Adapter
(85W • 20V DC • Magnetic Slim T Connector • MacBook Compatible)
This adapter delivers regulated DC power to Apple laptops using the MagSafe 2 magnetic connector, introduced in mid‑2012. It features a slimmer T‑shaped plug and is not compatible with earlier MagSafe 1 ports.
🔧 Charger Form
- Input: 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
- Output:
- 85W (20V @ 4.25A)
- Connector: MagSafe 2 magnetic plug, slim T‑shape
- Cable: Integrated DC cable with strain relief
- Common part numbers: A1435, A1436, A1424
🖥️ Compatible Devices
🟦 MacBook Air
- MacBook Air (Mid 2012–2017) — uses 45W MagSafe 2
🟦 MacBook Pro
- MacBook Pro 13″ Retina (Mid 2012–2015) — uses 60W MagSafe 2
- MacBook Pro 15″ Retina (Mid 2012–2015) — uses 85W MagSafe 2
✅ Common Uses
- 🔌 Charging MacBooks with MagSafe 2 ports
- 🧩 Replacing lost or damaged OEM Apple adapters
- 🧪 Supporting restoration of Retina MacBook Pro and post‑2012 Air models
- 🧵 Essential entry in the Apple power ecosystem
🧠 Signal Format
- ⚡ Input: Universal AC (100–240V)
- 🔋 Output: Regulated DC (20V)
- 🔌 Connector: Magnetic MagSafe 2 plug (slim T‑shape)
- 🔁 Not interchangeable with MagSafe 1 or MagSafe 3
⚠️ Things to Watch Out For
- 📉 Must match wattage — underpowered adapters may cause charging issues
- 🔌 Connector is MagSafe 2 — won’t fit MagSafe 1 or USB‑C ports
- 🧯 Always confirm “MagSafe 2” and model year before substitution
- 📏 MagSafe 2 is thinner and wider than MagSafe 1 — visually distinct
🛠️ Quick Tips for Beginners
- 🧭 Look for “MacBook Air” or “MacBook Pro Retina” model year (2012–2017)
- 🔌 Confirm connector: MagSafe 2 magnetic, not MagSafe 1 or USB‑C
- 🧪 If Mac won’t charge, inspect magnetic tip for debris or wear
- 🧯 Label clearly to avoid mix-ups with older or newer Apple adapters
- 🧵 Keep this entry in your Apple charger catalog


