Is BP220 same as MAC220 (techincal details)? I'd like to use it to charge my Toshiba Portege and also my 15"MBP Retina (I have the MagSafe 2 adaptor).
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BP220 package and MAC220 package have exactly same batteries. But two packages come with different connector tips. MAC220 comes with 2 connector tips for Macbooks, does not come with connector tips for other computers. BP220 package comes with around 18 connector tips for many computers, but does not come with MagSafe2 Connector for Macbooks. If you already have the MagSafe2 adapter, then you should order BP220 battery instead of MAC220 battery. Best regards BiXNet
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No, you cannot charge through USB. For an iPhone, 5W is required, for MacBook Pro, 60W is required (although 85 W is recommended). (So MBP would take 12 times longer than an iPhone.)If you got a suitable 12v inverter to connect to the MacBook Pro's power pack, that would be fine.I *think* a modified sine wave inverter will be sufficient (as opposed to pure sine wave inverter).(In general, never use a modified sine wave inverter for anything that spins or relies on nice AC power (audio equipment comes to mind) you'll end up damaging something.)
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I would be careful. I tried using this with my MacBk Pro and it sparked and left a small black mark on the computer but did not charge it. I have not tried it since. I was a waste of money for me. Very disappointed!
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I bought this cable for my MacBook and it works great. http://www.bixnet.com/cabms2.html
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The package does not appear to come with MagSafe or MagSafe 2 adapters. You can get such adapters from BixPower; they do not sell those on Amazon, but on their own website. Note that these plug adapters do NOT change the output voltage, which would be required for a MacBook Air (only the 15" MacBooks will accept 19V); for an Air, you would need some combination of a 12V plug to 12V cigarette lighter socket and a cigarette lighter plug to 14.5 or 16.5V Magsafe 2.
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No, this is the MagSafe 2, which was introduced with the 2013 models. The connector is physically a different shape and won't work. You need the original MagSafe adapter: Apple 45W MagSafe Power Adapter - (MacBook Air) (Retail Packaging)
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Higher wattage chargers work, but you can't go the other way. For instance, my early 2011 MacBook Pro has an 85W power brick. I wouldn't be able to use one of the newer 60W power adapters. But for newer MacBooks that use the 45W or 60W power adapter, you can safely use the higher wattage, 85W, adapter.
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Dear Jim, I bought 2 Data Doubler, one for my Macbook Pro 13" is 2011, and it has worked, and the other for a friend that has a Macbook Pro 15" 2010 and also worked perfectly, the Data Doubler comes with the proper connectors, best regards
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Proprietary charger. The same type they used 10 years ago when I bought my first laptop. Not sure if you are set on this unit but I have lots of problems with it. If I had it to do over again I would just get the Macbook air.
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The apple products themselves or the block on the macbook adapters convert the voltage internally. So you just need the plug adapter. This package is standalone for charging your Apple stuff abroad; when I was traveling I literally just used the plug adapter on my Macbook's power cord block. I hope that helps!
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It didn't work with my older MacBook Pro laptop. Got an error message something like "device using too much power through USB" and it was bypassed. Might work on newer Macs.
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I also bought this for my 15" retina. As you might already know, the original MagSafe won't fit in the retina laptops. One side of this adapter attaches to your old wall charger (pre-retina) and the other side attaches to your 15" retina, both via magnets. You'd only use this if you have an older wall charger and want to use it with your 15" retina.
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I've heard of at least two people who bought this product for their Macbook Pro and it worked fine. Make sure your MBP has either DVI video output or an HDMI port.
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Well, !0.7.5 sounds like a reference to the operationg system, not the actual MBA model. So... Maybe? Chances are if it was purchased before Mid-2012 than this adaptor will NOT work. You will need the plain Magsafe, not Magsafe 2. Best bet it to go to look up the serial # (under "more info" in the "about this mac" menu) online and see what it says you have.
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Hi Alex, Thank you for your reply. Our ClearGuard MB (99MO029101) is a universal fit for all current models of the MacBook Pro, and is compatible for use with both the 13" and 15" models of the MacBook Pro Retina. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns. Best regards, Vanessa Springfield Customer Service Representative moshimonde.com
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As far as I know, the 60W charger/power supply that ships with the Macbook Pro works on 120 or 240 VAC electrical systems. I assume you will have to buy an adapter to connect your charger to European style plugs.
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Mr. Sohel, I have a Mac and it does not charge my laptop. The charger uses only USB cords. Donna