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Apple 85W MagSafe Power Adapter – MC556
Original price was: UGX 540,000.UGX 395,000Current price is: UGX 395,000.
- Product: Apple MagSafe Power Adapter
- Model: MC556
- Power Output: 85 Watts
- Connector Type: MagSafe 1 Magnetic Connector
- Output: ~18.5V / 4.6A
- Input Voltage: 100–240V AC (worldwide compatibility)
- Compatibility: MacBook Pro 15-inch & 17-inch (MagSafe models)
- Indicator: LED charging indicator (Amber = charging, Green = fully charged)
- Cable Design: Magnetic connector with cable management
- Color: White
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The Apple 85W MagSafe Power Adapter (MC556) is designed to safely charge and power compatible MacBook Pro laptops using the original MagSafe 1 magnetic connector. With 85 watts of power, this adapter delivers fast and reliable charging for larger MacBook Pro models.
The MagSafe magnetic connector easily attaches to your MacBook and automatically disconnects if the cable is accidentally pulled, helping prevent damage to the laptop and reducing cable wear.
An LED indicator light on the connector shows charging status—amber when charging and green when the battery is fully charged—so you can easily check your device’s power state at a glance.
This adapter can charge the battery whether the computer is on, off, or in sleep mode, and it can also power the system directly if you are operating without the battery installed.
The included AC wall plug and extension cord provide flexibility for travel or desktop use, while the compact design allows the cable to wrap neatly around the adapter for convenient storage.
Reliable, durable, and easy to use, the Apple MC556 MagSafe 85W adapter is the ideal replacement or spare charger for compatible MacBook Pro laptops.
