Apple’s hardware news during WWDC 2022 was not limited to the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with the M2 chip. In fact, those from Cupertino have also introduced some accessories that can complement these computers. Among them are new 35W charger.whose main feature is that integrates two USB-C ports Charge two devices at the same time.
It should be noted that his performance did not surprise us at all, because. 9to5Mac had foreseen its existence since the beginning of April. However, now we know it in detail.
The 35W charger will allow you to charge the new MacBook Air M2 and iPhone, for example. However, the accessory compatible with any other Mac, iPad, Apple Watch and AirPods — in its various variants —.
“The compact 35W Dual USB-C power adapter lets you charge two devices at the same time, wherever you are. Its compact size and foldable poles make it easy to store and transport. Apple recommends using it with a MacBook Air. You can also use it with iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and AirPods.”
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Charger with two USB-C ports it’s included with the new MacBook Air, although it will also be sold separately. In Spain it will cost €65and in Mexico it can be yours for 1419 dollars. Although the product is already available in the online Apple Store in both countries, it is currently unavailable for purchase. While it doesn’t have a specific release date, you’ll certainly be able to purchase it within a few weeks.
Another accessory that Apple introduced at WWDC 2022 is USB-C to MagSafe cable 3 different colors: space grey, silver, navy blue and starry white. Are you one of those people who can’t tolerate a different color MagSafe connector on a MacBook Pro? Well now you can work it out. However, you will have to pay €55 in Spain or $1,349 in Mexico. Luckily, it will also be included with the new MacBook Air, regardless of the color of the computer you choose.
Remember, the 2022 MacBook Air will be available starting at €1,519 in Spain and $29,999 in Mexico.
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