UTONDA Co., Ltd.
UTONDA Co., Ltd. USB-C Female to MagSafe 1 L-Tip Adapter Cable Grey
Lets a USB-C PD charger power pre-2012 MacBook Air and Pro models with MagSafe 1 L-tip ports
- ColorGrey
- Charges pre-2012 MacBooks via USB-C PD
- Delivers up to 60 W with 15 V–20 V input
- Requires 60 W or higher single-port PD charger
- L-shaped MagSafe 1 tip fits 15-inch and 17-inch models
- TPE cable jacket in grey finish
USB-C to MagSafe 1 L-Tip Adapter
This adapter cable connects a USB-C female port to a MagSafe 1 L-Tip connector. It lets owners of pre-2012 MacBook Air and Pro models use a USB-C Power Delivery charger. The cable is finished in grey with a TPE jacket. It is designed specifically for the older L-shaped magnetic charging port.
Power Delivery input and single-port requirement
The adapter accepts USB-C PD input at 15V to 20V, drawing 3A to 4.5A. It passes up to 60W to the MagSafe 1 connector. A PD charger rated at 60W or higher is indispensable; the supplier notes the charger should have only one output port. Multi-port chargers may not deliver the required power profile for this adapter to function.
60W maximum output for compatible MacBooks
The cable delivers a maximum of 60W to the laptop, suitable for 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models and MacBook Air models released before 2012. It does not fit any MacBook released after 2012. Buyers needing to charge newer MagSafe 2 or USB-C native MacBooks cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Charges pre-2012 MacBooks via USB-C PD
- Delivers up to 60 W with 15 V–20 V input
- Requires 60 W or higher single-port PD charger
- L-shaped MagSafe 1 tip fits 15-inch and 17-inch models
- TPE cable jacket in grey finish
Specifications
| Color | Grey |
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Questions about this item
Will the adapter cable overheat or shut down if I leave it charging a MacBook Pro 15-inch all day?
The cable itself has no thermal limits listed; sustained use depends on the PD charger maintaining 15 V–20 V at up to 4.5 A without triggering its own over-current protection.
How much fan noise or extra heat does the adapter add while running continuously?
The adapter is a passive TPE cable with no fan or active electronics, so it adds no audible noise and negligible heat beyond normal conductor warmth.
Which specific USB-C charger must I already own for this cable to power a pre-2012 MacBook Air or Pro?
A single-port PD charger rated 60 W or higher that can deliver 15 V–20 V at 3 A–4.5 A; the supplier recommends Apple 61 W or 87 W original chargers.
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