Teardown Reveals Components Inside Apple's New 35W Dual USB-C Compact Power Adapter

Apple's new M2 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models include a pair of 35W dual-usb-C Port Power Adapters, which are unique among Apple's power adapter offerings because they feature twoUSB-C ports instead of one

We got a look at the components inside of the 35W dual-usb-c port compact power adapter when it was shared by ChargerLAB.

The power adapter has a unique design that makes it easy to replace the prongs inside and it comes with two identical power supply circuits. The components on the back and front of the poweradapter are symmetrical, according to ChargerLAB.

There are two versions of the PowerAdapter. The 35W dual-usb-c port power adapter is similar to a standard MacBook, but the 35W dual-usb-c port compact power adapter is more like an iPad charger with two ports at the bottom. We don't know what the internal components of the non-compact model look like because theCompact version has been torn apart.

Power Delivery 3.0 is supported by the 5W dual usb-c port compact power adapter. Fixed power delivery options include 5V3A, 9V3A, 15V2.33A, and 20V 1.75A. If a Mac and an iPad are connected, each device can receive up to 17 watt. It's the same for an iPad or an iPhone. If a Mac notebook and an Apple Watch are connected, the Mac gets up to 27W and the Apple Watch gets up to 7.5W. The full 35W can be received if a single device is plugged in.

The new 35W chargers for the MacBook Air are recommended by Apple. The power adapters for the MacBook Air are available for purchase today and will ship out immediately.