I don’t think wanting to save the earth makes you a “nerd” but greenwashing to delete the charger is disingenuous.Blame the "save the earth" nerds.
I don’t think wanting to save the earth makes you a “nerd” but greenwashing to delete the charger is disingenuous.Blame the "save the earth" nerds.
LMAO, petty much?! Apple isn’t your friend, they don’t care about you personally. Stop pretending they do.Good! The Europeans don't deserve a charger in the box. Every time you turn around the EU is suing Apple for something. FAFO. If they had included the charger the EU would have probably sued them for including it anyway. This is a fantastic move!
I don't pretend they care about me, but I do own Apple stock! Again, great move on Apple's part!They should at least include a discount code or something similar if you need to buy a charger, or offer some other way to get one. Yet another opportunity for the EU to step in and make them fix this issue.
LMAO, pretty much?! Apple isn’t your friend, they don’t care about you personally. Stop pretending they do.
Wtf are you on about? Here in the UK we are not even in the EU so why should we suffer as well?Good! The Europeans don't deserve a charger in the box. Every time you turn around the EU is suing Apple for something. FAFO. If they had included the charger the EU would have probably sued them for including it anyway. This is a fantastic move!
Not any cheaper though
The new 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 chip does not include a charger in the box in European countries, including the U.K., Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Norway, and others, according to Apple's online store.
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In the U.S. and all other countries outside of Europe, the new MacBook Pro comes with Apple's 70W USB-C Power Adapter, but European customers miss out.
Apple is still generous enough to include a USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable in the box with the 14-inch MacBook Pro in Europe, so you only need to supply a charger.
In the U.K., the 70W USB-C Power Adapter costs £59.
Apple has gradually stopped including chargers with many products, and it has attributed this decision to its environmental goals. In fact, the latest AirPods 4 and AirPods Pro 3 lack a charger and even a charging cable in the box.
Article Link: New MacBook Pro Does Not Include a Charger in the Box in Europe
There is in the EU from April 28th next year. This refresh will be sold past that date.There’s no EU or UK rules for that matter about power adapters for laptops!!!
There is a law about power adapters for laptops and it starts in April 2026, which assuming this laptop will still be the newest one sold then kind of makes sense.Wtf are you on about? Here in the UK we are not even in the EU so why should we suffer as well?
It’s just Apple penny pinching. There’s no EU or UK rules for that matter about power adapters for laptops!!!