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Apple Studio Display’s power cable is removable, but it requires a special tool

• nickthegreek 5y ago
  Better hope your pet doesn't chew on this one. Picture of the special tool to remove: https://twitter.com/StellaFudge/status/1505354696034299913 https://twitter.com/StellaFudge/status/1505354696034299913
• ryzvonusef 5y ago
  https://twitter.com/DavidPSchaub/status/1505043078763061250 https://twitter.com/DavidPSchaub/status/1505043078763061250 >I would bet that Apple chose not to use a standard IEC 60320 connector (TOO THICK!), so they came up with their own proprietary AC cable. But AC cables need to be certified and Apple didn't want to do through the process for their cable, so they just made it FIXED?
  • Tagbert 5y ago
    Yes, "fixed" but in a repairable way. they could have just soldered it in.
• sschueller 5y ago
  This is so dumb on 1000 levels. I live in Switzerland and I have received literally tens of Schuko plugs because most products come from Germany or are for that market. It is so common that most places will throw in a free Swiss power cable. I assume this Mac supports 110v to 220v but would require a stupid tool to replace the cable when for example I moved from the US to Europe. Or just 10km up the road from Switzerland to Germany.
• _aavaa_ 5y ago
  The "special tool" is a cylinder you wrap the cable around to provide you with the grip needed to pull it out.