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Not had that happen to me as yet. Anyway, the register [0] mentions that a magsafe type C adaptor may be introduced either by Apple or 3rd Party. Personally,
by no1youknowz 10y ago
Not had that happen to me as yet.
Anyway, the register [0] mentions that a magsafe type C adaptor may be introduced either by Apple or 3rd Party.
Personally, I like the magsafe design. It has been useful the past 4 years.
[0] http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2475007/macbook-pro-leak-points-to-skylake-2tb-ssd-and-magsafe-usb-c-adaptor http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2475007/macbook-pro...
- ashark 10y agoEvery Macbook that's entered my house over the last ~6 years (4 work, 2 personal) has had its adapter abused horribly, and none of them have frayed. Meanwhile they've saved all of them from multiple rapidly-getting-friendly-with-the-floor events (kids). One thing I don't do is wrap the Magsafe end around those little prongs when I pack it. I just bunch it up roughly and toss it in the bag. Maybe that's what frays it?
- hn_user2 10y agoYeah wrapping around those prongs seems like the worst thing you can do to that tiny cable. And I don't blame the users for this. I just don't understand why they would put those prongs there.
- X-Istence 10y agoApple has a guide to show you how to best wrap the cable without straining it... i.e. Don't pull it tight. I still have power charges from my 2007 MacBook Pro that have not frayed and still look like new and with the adapter from MagSafe 1 to 2 still get used regularly.