Apple 45W Magsafe 2 AC Adapter Charger for MacBook Air

Apple MagSafe 2 AC Adapter Charger for MacBook Air (45W) – Australian Certified

Keep your MacBook Air charged and ready to go with this Apple MagSafe 2 AC Adapter Charger. Designed as a high-quality replacement, it delivers safe, reliable performance and is fully Australian-certified for durability and efficiency.

Product Features:

✅ Perfect Replacement for Apple MagSafe 2 Charger – Compatible with MacBook Air models from mid-2012 to late 2017.
✅ Fast & Safe Charging – 45W power output for efficient and reliable performance.
✅ Australian Standard Plug – Ready to use, no additional adapters needed.
✅ Secure Magnetic Connector – The rectangular MagSafe 2 tip attaches firmly and disconnects safely to prevent damage.

Technical Specifications:

• Voltage: 14.85V
• Current: 3.05A
• Power Output: 45W
• Connector Type: Rectangular MagSafe 2 (T-Tip)
• Compatibility: Suitable for MacBook Air models purchased from mid-2012 to late 2017.

Why Choose This Adapter?

✔ Australian-Certified – Meets strict safety and performance standards.
✔ Reliable & Long-Lasting – Ensures stable power delivery to your MacBook.
✔ Hassle-Free Plug & Play – Comes with an Australian-standard power plug for easy use.

⚡ Order now for fast shipping Australia-wide! Don’t let a faulty charger slow you down—get a trusted replacement for your MacBook Air today.

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1. Check the Model Number (Apple Menu)

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• Select "About This Mac".
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