whesol.blogg.se - Late model 2011 macbook pro 13 charger

I 'm having issues with power, this is more or less, the chronology: I really don't like newer Macs and want to keep this one working if I can for several reasons.

When I felt it was getting slow I upgraded it with SSD and 16Gb of memory.

Example: Searching for the Macbook Air (13-inch, 2017) on the Apple Tech Specs website mentioned above in step 3, you will see the battery and power section that states that I should be using the 45w MagSafe 2 Power Adapter.I have this Macbook since it was new.

Then look for the "Battery and Power " section and you will find the exact power adapter used for this exact macbook model. When your macbook model is found, click it to see the list of all tech specs. Third, go to and enter the macbook model and year of your macbook. For example: Macbook Air (13 inch, Early 2014)ģ. Second, conduct a serial number lookup to get the exact model and year of your macbook.

If the macbook can not power on, look for the serial number etched on the bottom cover of the macbook.)Ģ. (If your macbook can power on, you can go to the apple icon from the desktop and choose "about this mac". First, find the serial number of your macbook. The 3 steps to determine the correct power adapter for your Macbook"ġ. *NOTE - If you already know your exact macbook model and year you can skip to step 3 or scroll down to the bottom of this page to view the Macbook Adapters Chart. How do I figure out which Macbook charger I should use? Follow the 3 steps below.

I did not make these style names up myself as Apple also refers to them as L and T shaped adapters on their website: The original MagSafe had an "L shape" and a "T shape" connector. In the pic below, you will see the original MagSafe, MagSafe 2, and USB-C. Sounds like an easy question but it can be confusing with all the different types and wattages. My Macbook is dead, which charger do I need? Modified on: Mon, 18 Mar, 2019 at 1:12 PM Macbook chargers - Which charger should I use?