Is this compatible with the 13" macbook pro retina power cable?
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If it has the box shape part like the older versions of the MacBooks then yes. If not, then no.
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I ordered one for my 13" and one for my 15". Look at the description and it tells you what it is for. Which models. There different sizes based on size of power block
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Hi TonyYes I believe it will work. I am not familiar with that brand but I have one of the best buy cables and it works fine. I was also worried because it is slightly larger than the Apple cable.
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I am not sure but I bought for my MacBook Pro 15" and it did NOT work well with my MacBook. It would not charge consistently and gave false readings as to the battery level. I will only use Genuine APPLE Products from now on. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it was a MacBook Pro 13" earily 2011 always match up part numbers on the cables. You have to make sure you disconnect power cord, the battery and hold down the power switch for 5 seconds before disconnecting the hard drive. It is possible to burn out the cable and or the hard drive. I had one MacBook Pro that would read the original hard drive but not the new hard drive the cause was the hard drive cable. Take your time replacing the cable.
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Not sure on the Mac but I doubt it. Don't plan on packing power adapters in this case.
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Yes, it is. If you have a pre-HDMI port MacBook, make you sure you pick up a Mini DisplayPort adapter: HDMI, DVI, or VGA (your choice). I use this display with my early-2011 MacBook Pro 13".
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Dear Derek, Thank you for your question regarding our Mini HDMI TO HDMI cable. Yes, our cable is fully compatible with your Macbook Pro with Retina. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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I believe all of the 13" MacBooks (black or white, not Unibody, Pro, or Air) use the same display. See "Compatibility" on http://www.ifixit.com/MacBook-Parts/MacBook-13-3-Inch-LCD-Panel/IF186-050
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This power unit was standard for the 13-inch Macbook Air models that started shipping in Mid 2013, marked as "13-inch, Mid 2013". Unit I had for this is fully loaded with maximum memory and disk and processor, so that's not an issue. Also, doesn't depend on the operating system. Worked from 10.6.x through 10.9.x You should be upgraded to 10.9.3 by now, as info.
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This is exactly like the cord from the 13" retina box. You use a different cord for 15". The wattage is different.
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Sami, I first bought this for my MacAirPro. Worked fine. Then I got the Macbook Pro 13 inch. I needed to buy a small adapter plug that attaches to the end of the charger that attaches to the computer. It was about $8.00. It works fine.
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i believe the macbook pro has a mini displayport connector....this one is a standard size displayport connector so it will not work
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I'm not sure. I think my MacBook is a 2013, 13 inch. It's the same connecter though. I'm sorry, but I don't want to give you bad or wrong information.
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hi Stefanie, The cord will work for any of the apple products that accept this attachment design. It is rated for 120v. (standard U.S. plug). The "W" stands for watts. the 60W comes from the adapter. Take a look at your 60w DC converter that the cord will plug into. Most standard apple converters have look like a "bean" (capsule shape with a "V" indentation between the two metal prongs). If you have an Apple MagSafe 60W Power Adapter for MacBook and MacBook Pro. then it will work. It will work for any of the MacBook power supplies. The wall extension is just a cord to extend the converter. The extension needs to be plugged in directly to the wall and not into another extension cord. Doing this will put to much stress on your system. All cords are rated for a specific distance and this will cause issues. Hope this helps Keith Castillo
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No! I bought the charger because mine stopped working! This item was implied to be like an extension cord to the charger. However, it would not work with the 13" white macbook that I have by itself or for what I bought it for.
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Check the connector. If it is the same magnetic type it should work. It will not work on my daughters Macbook pro as it is a different connection
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Yes -- the cable is actually permanently attached to the monitor. It's fantastic . . . using with Macbook Pro 13" . . .