Macbook Pro Charging Port Replacement Cost

With the new macbook pro usb-c port you need one of these.

Charges MacBook Pro 16 pro max and display port works. Data transfer tests seems to have a peak under specs but close. Little pricey.

Extended my macbook pro from 128GB to 256GB now. It's useful and the cost is low. Love it.

Great adaptor for old MagSafe chargers to new MacBook Pro charge port.

This is a good replacement charger. I use it on MP240, so if you have battery in the compatible list, it will work. Charger is like 2/3 of the original charger in overall size, lightweight and the made seems very sturdy. Good for traveling carry. It provides the information of the battery during the charging time, such as the temporary, battery status, input circuit rate, charged circuit power, and indicates the end of the charge. It can be plugged into any USB charging port for charging, of course, it depends on the output circuit ratio of the USB port, charging time is vary. However, the build-in USB charging cable is very short (like 2.5” only), so this is the only little disappointing part. Price is much cheaper the OEM charger. So it’s recommended.

Had an issue where the on light charging port failed. My replacement was sent out as soon as they got my address. Excellent service.

I bought this to use with my 2015 Macbook pro 15 and it works as intended (Full res 75Hz, sRGB mode) with a thunderbolt to display port cable. Colors are as accurate as my mac display although the mac might have just a little more contrast but in day to day usage, you really won't notice. Ergonomics gets a 10/10 and I've set this up at full stand height with vertical arrangement of the two displays. Didn't go for the PA278CV since my laptop doesn't have a USB-C port, it's pricier and the display panel is more or less the same. Overall, I'm really satisfied with my purchase. Highly recommend if you want a monitor for productivity and content creation.

I use this cable with a Macbook Pro laptop and a Sony A7iv, which has a full size USB-C port. It works well, using the Imaging Edge software. I would get the 15' size (vs 10') - the extra 5' don't get in the way and give you some safety margin. I like the bright orange color that helps me to avoid tripping over it.

When you have a new MacBook Pro that only has USB-C ports and a monitor that is Display port native the adapter fills the bill. It is reliable and works well with a MBP.

For my new MacBook Pro M1, I first tried purchasing Caldigit's new Element Thunderbolt 4 hub. It was nothing but an endless kernel panic with the M1 chip. Caldigit implied that was Apple's fault for their implementation of Thunderbolt 4 ports, but I didn't let them make me stick around long enough to sort out who's fault it was. I returned it, and bought this OWC one and it's been SO much better! No panics yet, sleep works fine, everything returns from sleep (whereas Caldigit's would consider my Pegasus2 RAID an erroneous disconnection everytime it slept), and it's actually really nice having SPDIF (digital) audio out, ethernet, and the card readers. I wish this had one more thunderbolt port out, but then again, I could still daisy chain a couple of my thunderbolt devices no problem. So far so great for this OWC 14-port T3 dock.