Will this charger work with my 1.5 year old macbook air model A1466?
1072914
I works fine with my 2012 MBP 13". I wonder when someone says it damaged their battery what they mean. It's a standard voltage and even so the battery inside has a voltage regulator so I have no clue how that could happen...
1072915
Don't buy this. It will potentially damage your battery. It's not worth it.
1072916
I don't think so. I have a 2010 model and this adapter worked for me for less than a week. I ended up having to get the expensive apple brand adapter.
1656322
I am using it with my MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013) Part Number MD761LL/A, Model A1466. All of my peripherals are connected to it, including a Dell monitor (with proper adapter), and it works well, just as advertised. I am pretty pleased with it and highly recommend it. I hope this helps.
760425
It will charge with this charger. I have it plugged into a dual USB charger. One is higher A is for the apple products, the 1.0 A has a micro-USB plugged into it which I use to charge this. Note- it was fully dead and I popped it on the 1.0 A charger before work. Came home after an 8 hour shift, plus factor in driving time and lunch and it was still charging... Almost done.. But still going. This baby takes a while to fully charge but lasts forever once charged
1350527
I bought this charger of my 13 in. Mac Air, model 2011. It depends on how old your computer is. this does not fit the 2014 model.
109125
I use it with a Macbook Air, but I don't see why it wouldn't work with other Mac models.
1840120
It has the same MagSafe2 for both Macbook Pro and Air. This adapter is 85w for the Pro- but the Air requires 45w. I personally have not tried the 85w on an Air. I would say yes it will work and charge- but do not know if the 85w will create any long term damage to the Air.
2061919
The part number A1281 is the same so it should work. I just put one in my daughters late 2008 15" MacBook pro and it seems to work ok. Ask me in six months...
722145
Unfortunately I have no specific experience on Macbook Air models. However, strictly mathematically thinking, I would estimate that the odds are in favor of this being the right adapter. I have used the same adaptor to access many other 1.8" drives coming from laptops of that era.
1840118
It should work on any Mac that requires 85W *or less*!!! Just because the power supply is *rated* at 85W doesn't mean it delivers that much power to the laptop, it means it can deliver *up to* 85W. If you have a 40W Air, then that's the maximum that the charger will deliver. The only caveat is that the new Macs have the MagSafe2 connector, which may require you to get a MagSafe to MagSafe2 adapter.
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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)
1754443
I can't say for sure on your Macbook Air, but I use mine on my Samsung Galaxy S4. My Galaxy shows to use Bluetooth 4.0 also, so I assume it's backwards compatible.
450506
Yes it will but you will need a third-party Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter since MacBook Air doesn't have an HDMI port.
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941054
Don't know about your MacBook but if it has either USB 2.0 or FireWire 400, it'll work.
1423057
I have no idea. When I bought mine I just went with the reference number that matched the one in the website with the one in my MacBook Air.
1361053
If the MacBook Air has a USB port, then yes. It would also help if the particular MacBook Air were USB 3.0 compliant.
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I can't give a definite answer on the MacBook Air, but I've used it with my MacBook Pro Retina and it works perfectly. The only issue I've had with it was that it wasn't compatible with my external USB 3 card that I put in my Mac Tower. So if it's just for your Air, I'd say you're safe giving it a go. Hope that helps.