I see one of the responses indicates support for Apple laptops, but does that include the newer magsafe adapter models such as the MacBook Air?
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The package does not appear to come with MagSafe or MagSafe 2 adapters. You can get such adapters from BixPower; they do not sell those on Amazon, but on their own website. Note that these plug adapters do NOT change the output voltage, which would be required for a MacBook Air (only the 15" MacBooks will accept 19V); for an Air, you would need some combination of a 12V plug to 12V cigarette lighter socket and a cigarette lighter plug to 14.5 or 16.5V Magsafe 2.
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Yes, absolutely, you can use the XP-1 with a MagSafe2 Apple 15" MBP Retina Display, as long as you have a MagSafe2-compliant cable, which you must obtain separately (I purchased my cable on eBay). The XP-1 kit includes a female connector that will mate the MagSafe2 cable to the XP-1 19v output port. But don't expect it to power the Apple for the same length of time that a dedicated laptop external battery pack can do. See my comprehensive review.
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The GPK Car Charger I bought has an output of 45 Watts made for the lower powered Macbook Air and has the L-shape MagSafe power connector. The Macbook and 13" Macbook Pro uses a 60 watt charger, and a 15" and 17" Macbook Pro uses a 85 watt charger. Therefore it will not work with the Macbook since it will be under powered. Here is the link for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe
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I am currently using this adapter on my 2013 MacBook Air which, according to Apple.com, only has a "Thunderbolt port (up to 10 Gbps)". I can attest that yes, it will work. Also, question 18 on this Apple support site is relevant: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5219
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You just need to have the WeCharger Ultra-Compact Portable MacBook Car Charger, WeCharger Ultra-Compact Portable MacBook Car Charger 45W 60W 85W Super High Speed for Apple MacBook Air / Pro / Retina Display with MagSafe 2 Connector You do not need to convert your current magsafe 2. By the way, this external battery although large and heavier most is well worth the money. On an international trip, I powered a macbook pro, an ipad and my iphone both directions without having to recharge the battery.
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Yes, it does have magsafe end. However, make sure your macair was manufactured BEFORE late 2012. Apple changed the size of the end then and the newer ones don't fit.
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I would think so. Does the 4.1 have the older magsafe configuration? If so, then this will work. I needed to buy the adapter so it would fit with my macbook pro.
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It works with our mac book pro, even when we don't want it to (my daughter has to watch her computer when she is working in the front room and I am using the apple tv, because it wreaks havock with her computer unintentionally, even switching windows and clicking on links that have nothing to do with video while I'm watching a movie, depending on which window she has active). I don't know that there's a huge difference with the macbook air.
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Apple changed the type of power supply for Macbook Airs in 2012. If you currently have the L-shaped magnetic attached cable, then this one will work. If your magnetic cable end is not L-shaped, then you might want a different one. You can check this page for more information.https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201700To be sure, you can find the kind of Macbook Air you have by clicking on the 'Apple' menu and then 'About This Mac'. The first line there will give you kind of Mac you have to be able to use the chart in this link.
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Depends on what Mac you have. Macbook Pros have an HDMI port so this adapter will work with it, however Macbook Airs do not so you'd have to get a Thunderbolt-to-HDMI adapter first. At that point it might be better to find a Thunderbolt-to-VGA adapter instead.
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No, this is the MagSafe 2, which was introduced with the 2013 models. The connector is physically a different shape and won't work. You need the original MagSafe adapter: Apple 45W MagSafe Power Adapter - (MacBook Air) (Retail Packaging)
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No, that model according to the app MacTracker takes a Magsafe rather than MagSafe 2 adapter.
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This charger will work with any macbook that uses a 45w/60w/85w charger. It works with magsafe 2. This will work on your mac if it is 45w and magsafe 2.
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Yes, this is a Magsafe 1. It was compatible with my mid-2009 17" MacBook Pro.
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I have not used it on a MacBook Air, but Apple makes a proprietary FireWire adapter for the Thunderbolt port. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, it may be hard because your hard drive is supposed to operate off of a threshold speed. If you have Thunderbolt, you will need to buy Apple's adapter, then this, and I would imagine you could hook it up pretty easily. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, I am not sure what you would do.
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If your computer is a 2012 MacBook Air, then your computer has MagSafe 2, and this one will do the trick. Please note that the 2011 MacBook Air, which was sold by Apple until June of 2012, uses the older MagSafe connectors. If the end of your charger looks like the one in the picture, you have MagSafe 2. Compare to the other WeCharger Magsafe (WECHGR-MAC-M01), and note the different style of connector at the end- the plug connects to the computer at a 90 degree angle- that is model is "original MagSafe" aka "MagSafe 1" or simply "MagSafe".
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It works with my macbook, and I did not have to install a driver, I don't know for sure about a MB air, but I imagine it woudl be the same
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it comes with all the adapters you would need it only has HDMi plug ins in the back of it 2 of them. it should work for you macbook air as long as it has a hdmi plug in or a some kinda compent to plug into.