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simultech2

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Nov 4, 2016
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Hi there,

I am wondering if anyone has seen a legitimate Magsafe to USB-C adapter available or in the works? I don't care too much about the actual magsafe functionality, rather I have over 1000$ worth of magsafe chargers littered around home/work and I am keen not to have to replace every single one.

I'm thinking I'll make my own if its not possible otherwise, ala:
 
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No reports of one that is compatible with existing MagSafe connectors. Might not be possible due to patents.
 
Hi there,

I am wondering if anyone has seen a legitimate Magsafe to USB-C adapter available or in the works? I don't care too much about the actual magsafe functionality, rather I have over 1000$ worth of magsafe chargers littered around home/work and I am keen not to have to replace every single one.

I'm thinking I'll make my own if its not possible otherwise, ala:

That's a lot of chargers?
 
Yes, I am interested as well. I see a few on line, but would like to know if any one here in "macrumors" has tried one. I saw some in amazon and folks said it did NOT work.
 
an adapter would be okay for me i saw that Griffin adapter but the usb c cable is only capable to supply 60 W and thats not enough for the new 15 "
hopfully there are some other possibilities in the futur, i have no old chargers i´m more interested in the function
 
someone will figure it out - be patient.

btw - Im really, really, REALLY surprised someone hasnt come forward to offer a Macbook modification service to put the pieces back in that apple left out - magsafe, SD slot, etc.
 
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someone will figure it out - be patient.

btw - Im really, really, REALLY surprised someone hasnt come forward to offer a Macbook modification service to put the pieces back in that apple left out - magsafe, SD slot, etc.

Do you know how expensive that would be (unless you're talking about a bastardized hub. if so, no thanks...too much of a compromise. Better off getting a totally different laptop all together)
 
Apple made sure it wasn't possible to have a MagSafe to USB-C adapter. Why? So when your MacBook Pro falls and breaks you have to pay for the repair or purchase a new one.
 
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