Not sure if people are looking for this. Still shows 4-6 weeks on Apple's Website. Found it in my local Apple Store today even though on line it showed no stock. Hope this helps those looking for it. Thanks
Not sure if people are looking for this. Still shows 4-6 weeks on Apple's Website. Found it in my local Apple Store today even though on line it showed no stock. Hope this helps those looking for it. Thanks
not sure if people are looking for this. Still shows 4-6 weeks on apple's website. Found it in my local apple store today even though on line it showed no stock. Hope this helps those looking for it. Thanks
Not sure if people are looking for this. Still shows 4-6 weeks on Apple's Website. Found it in my local Apple Store today even though on line it showed no stock. Hope this helps those looking for it. Thanks
Can you leave it connected in 24/7 or do you have to remove it from the laptop when not in use? I ask this because this way there is a permanent solution (permanent ports) for keeping the MacBook charged and having the iPhone plugged in for charging simultaneously.
Can you leave it connected in 24/7 or do you have to remove it from the laptop when not in use? I ask this because this way there is a permanent solution (permanent ports) for keeping the MacBook charged and having the iPhone plugged in for charging simultaneously.
im in no rush to get one, but I'm wondering if I'm better off getting an official one or if 3rd party ones will be significantly cheaper for same thing.
i also have a thunderbolt dock i now have to offload since rMB is my only computer.
im in no rush to get one, but I'm wondering if I'm better off getting an official one or if 3rd party ones will be significantly cheaper for same thing.
i also have a thunderbolt dock i now have to offload since rMB is my only computer.
I think either is fine, with perhaps the lone exception being 3rd party chargers. I'm waiting to see who's going to take the plunge and try Google's 60W charger to see if it charges more rapidly than Apple's stock 29W charger, or does any damage to their MacBook.
https://store.google.com/product/universal_type_c_60w_charger
it won't make a difference. This is from apples website.
That's what Apple has always said, but try charging a MBA with a 60W charger, or an iPhone with a 12W 2.4A charger, and tell me if you don't see a real difference. I sure do.
I honestly have never really paid attention. I was mostly focusing in on the fact it will not damage your device. If it did, apple would have to cover it since they state it should not.
That's what Apple has always said, but try charging a MBA with a 60W charger, or an iPhone with a 12W 2.4A charger, and tell me if you don't see a real difference. I sure do.
Thanks for sharingCheaper alternatives to: Apple's USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter
Great to know! I didn't cancel my other order for shipment, but I went online and placed one for pickup at my local store. We'll see which one I get first!also, if you order online for in store pick up it says 5-7 weeks but will be available for pick up in 3-4 business days.
Are There Cheaper alternatives to: Apple's USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter
monoprice has one.
Do you have a link? All I see is a USB-C to HDMI or a USB-C to USB-A.
Not sure if people are looking for this. Still shows 4-6 weeks on Apple's Website. Found it in my local Apple Store today even though on line it showed no stock. Hope this helps those looking for it. Thanks
there are some third party ones listed on amazon (preorders). They are $10-$20 cheaper. I personally would pay the extra for the official one.