The USB SuperDrive I completely understand. It's a USB 2.0 slot-loading DVD burner that's not always reliable. For the same price as that, I got a nice third-party USB-C slim tray-loading Blu-ray burner from MthsTech.
As for the MagSafe converter, we find them handy at my workplace, since we get SO MANY MagSafe 1 AC adapters but not as many MagSafe 2 adapters. And yes, I have a couple, including one to use with my 2015 Retina 15" MacBook Pro hooked up to my Thunderbolt Display (as long as said display still works, I'm happy with it, and it even works pretty well with my M1 MacBook Air!)
Though I am honestly surprised they still sell a 30-pin USB cable, possibly for legacy device support. Of course at my workplace, we already have a TON of those cables, for when I wipe and reset old iPhones and iPads using that protocol.
As for the MagSafe converter, we find them handy at my workplace, since we get SO MANY MagSafe 1 AC adapters but not as many MagSafe 2 adapters. And yes, I have a couple, including one to use with my 2015 Retina 15" MacBook Pro hooked up to my Thunderbolt Display (as long as said display still works, I'm happy with it, and it even works pretty well with my M1 MacBook Air!)
Though I am honestly surprised they still sell a 30-pin USB cable, possibly for legacy device support. Of course at my workplace, we already have a TON of those cables, for when I wipe and reset old iPhones and iPads using that protocol.