Apple Selling New Sky Blue USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable to Match M4 MacBook Air

Apple introduced a new sky blue shade for the M4 MacBook Air models, with the color replacing the previous space gray color option that Apple offered.

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For the ‌MacBook Air‌ models, Apple makes color-matched MagSafe cables to ship along with them, and there is a new sky blue variant available as of today, which can be purchased standalone.

The USB-C to ‌MagSafe‌ 3 cable is two meters in length and it allows the ‌MacBook Air‌ to be charged using ‌MagSafe‌ rather than USB-C. ‌MagSafe‌ has the benefit of being magnetic, so if someone trips on your cord, it'll pull out rather than send the machine crashing to the ground.

If you're purchasing a new ‌MacBook Air‌ model, it comes with an included ‌MagSafe‌ cable, so you only need to get this one if you need a second cable or want a different color. Apple also sells it in space gray, midnight, starlight, space black, and silver.

The USB-C to ‌MagSafe‌ 3 cable is priced at $49.

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jgdeschamps Avatar
14 weeks ago
No offense, but I remember these very same forums complaining that MacBooks, including the Air, got rid of the MagSafe in favor of USB-C only ports to do everything including charging. Main complain was that the USB-C port is a tight connector, and if someone tripped over the cable while charging, the port or cable plug could get severely damaged, and even throw the laptop into the floor. We get MagSafe back with the redesigns, and now everyone hates it. ?‍♂️
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turbineseaplane Avatar
14 weeks ago
Me looking for the color difference between the blue and the white



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Reason077 Avatar
14 weeks ago
Gotta love MagSafe. It's Lightning for Macs!

(seriously, I'd much rather have a 3rd Thunderbolt port... ?)
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
chrono1081 Avatar
14 weeks ago

No offense, but I remember these very same forums complaining that MacBooks, including the Air, got rid of the MagSafe in favor of USB-C only ports to do everything including charging. Main complain was that the USB-C port is a tight connector, and if someone tripped over the cable while charging, the port or cable plug could get severely damaged, and even throw the laptop into the floor. We get MagSafe back with the redesigns, and now everyone hates it. ?‍♂️
I’m legit convinced that most people on this forum don’t actually use Mac’s, they come come here to complain about them.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
tgwaste Avatar
14 weeks ago
All this tech did was scuff up the port. I just use usb-c now.
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ppenn Avatar
14 weeks ago
When I got my black m3p I laughed when I pulled the matching cable out and saw the brick was still white
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