UTONDA Co., Ltd.
UTONDA Co., Ltd. USB-C to MagSafe 2 T-Tip 60W power adapter cord 1.8m
USB-C to MagSafe 2 cable delivers up to 60W from a 15V–20V PD charger for compatible MacBooks, 1.8m long
- Delivers up to 60W to MagSafe 2 laptops
- Accepts USB-C PD input from 15V to 20V at up to 4.5A
- Requires a 60W or higher single-port PD charger for full performance
- Magnetic T-tip connector ensures secure alignment and quick release
- 8 metre white cable gives flexible desk or travel placement
USB-C to MagSafe 2 charging cable
This 1.8 metre cable connects a USB-C Power Delivery source to a MacBook with a MagSafe 2 T-Tip port. It is intended for owners of compatible MacBook Pro or MacBook Air models who want to use a modern USB-C charger instead of the original brick.
Requires a 60 W or higher single-port PD charger
The cable accepts 15 V to 20 V input at up to 4.5 A and delivers a maximum of 60 W to the MagSafe 2 connector. A charger rated at 61 W or 87 W with a single USB-C output is needed; multi-port adapters or lower-power bricks will not provide sufficient current.
Sustained 60 W delivery with adequate PD source
When paired with a compliant 61 W or 87 W charger, the cable maintains its full 60 W output continuously. If the power source cannot sustain 15 V to 20 V at the required amperage, the charge rate drops and the MagSafe LED may not illuminate.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 60W to MagSafe 2 laptops
- Accepts USB-C PD input from 15V to 20V at up to 4.5A
- Requires a 60W or higher single-port PD charger for full performance
- Magnetic T-tip connector ensures secure alignment and quick release
- 8 metre white cable gives flexible desk or travel placement
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the cable handle 60 W continuously without overheating?
The cable is rated for 15 V to 20 V at up to 4.5 A, delivering a maximum of 60 W to the MagSafe 2 connector.
Does the cable or its connectors get hot or noisy during all-day charging?
The cable has no active components, so it produces no noise and generates only normal resistive warmth at 60 W load.
Which USB-C charger do I need to already own for this cable to work?
A USB-C Power Delivery charger supplying 15 V to 20 V at 3 A to 4.5 A, with a minimum 60 W output and a single port, such as an Apple 61 W or 87 W adapter.
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