Apple 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter for MacBook Pro

Apple 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter for MacBook Pro – Australian Certified

Keep your MacBook Pro powered and ready with the Apple 60W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter. This high-quality replacement charger is Australian-certified, ensuring reliable and efficient charging for your device.

Product Features:

✅ Perfect Replacement for Apple MagSafe 2 Charger – Compatible with MacBook Pro models from mid-2012 to late 2017.
✅ Safe & Efficient Charging – 60W power output for fast, reliable charging without overheating.
✅ Australian Standard Plug – Ready for use with an Australian power plug—no additional adapters required.
✅ Magnetic Connector – The rectangular MagSafe 2 tip securely attaches and safely disconnects to prevent damage.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Numbers: PN-A1435, A1502, MD595, MD662LL
• Voltage: 16.5V
• Current: 3.65A
• Power Output: 60W
• Connector Type: Rectangular MagSafe 2 (T-Tip)
• Compatibility: Suitable for MacBook Pro models purchased from mid-2012 to late 2017.

Why Choose This Adapter?

✔ Australian-Certified – Meets the highest safety standards for reliable use.
✔ Efficient & Reliable Charging – Provides consistent power to your MacBook Pro.
✔ Easy Plug & Play – Includes an Australian-standard plug for hassle-free charging.

⚡ Order today for fast shipping Australia-wide! Get a trusted replacement charger for your MacBook Pro and keep it powered and ready to go.

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1. Check the Model Number (Apple Menu)

• Click the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen.
• Select "About This Mac".
• You’ll see an overview of your laptop, including the model name (like MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, etc.), year, and other details.

2. Check the Serial Number

• In the same "About This Mac" window, click "System Report".
• Under the "Hardware" section, you’ll find your serial number.
• You can also use the serial number to look up more specific details on Apple's Check Coverage website.

3. Model Identifier

• Still in System Report, look under "Hardware Overview" for a field called "Model Identifier" (e.g., MF855LL/A).
• You can use this to pinpoint the exact model and configuration.

4. Physical Label

• You can also check for a model identifier on the bottom of your laptop. There's usually small text that includes the model number (e.g., A1707) that you can search online to find out more about your device.