Macbook Pro Dim Green Light Then Started Charging

Has a dim green light that shows activity. I have not had any problems,

I like the charging features. Green light for completely charged.

Red light charging-green light charged

It works perfectly, its thin, weightless and the battery last for ages...I started using it with my macbook pro first days of june, its august now and the battery is 42%. Never charged it and apparently wont do it till a couple of months.

I just got an iMac and Applegate was a must. I have a 3 year old MacBook pro that started having issues. Apple replaced everything that was wrong with it and then some. I have a brand new laptop and it didn't cost me a dime. Well worth it to have a peace of mind

When I first started to install everything in my macBook Pro, I had to use this product, en the service was extremely helpful and very professional. Thank you for this.

I had a MacBook Pro from 2015 that started to show the sign of age recently and decided it was time to upgrade my computer. I love the computer. I am basic functionality user. I don't use any complicated software on this computer so I cannot attest to that. My only negative remark was that I lost Origin (a video game software from EA games). There is probably a fix out there I just have not found it yet. If you know a Mac then it feels essentially the same as any other system. The color options are good and the overall shell of the computer feels more substantial like that of Pro than the previous Airs which was a selling point for me.

Started shopping for a new MacBook Air. By the time I added in the additional memory and a larger hard drive I was approaching the price of a MacBook Pro, so if you're wondering if you should too the answer is I did. For around $230 more than a MacBook Air you get the latest processor M2 Pro version and a higher resolution screen, along with many additional ports on this computer. There's plenty of videos on Youtube which goes into the details more in-depth. For me it was a no brainer. Far superior computer for not all that more money. I'm extremely pleased with my decision.

Daughter's 2010 MacBook Pro has been halfway around the world, but just started getting slow to load, slow to switch applications, and slow to boot up. A friend suggested putting in an SDD.Wow. Cloning the native HD to the SDD was no problem (used CCC, but that's not graven in stone). Once cloned, taking out the old one, switching the lug screws at the corners (OK, have your tor wrench--the $ set from B&H is cool) onto the SDD to hold it in place, and the open-out-in won't take a half-hour, and presto! Instant boot. Speed gain is immense. A little more RAM might not hurt...Samsung drives are as highly rated as anything out there, and this was such a snap, my daughter did everything but the cloning. Highly recommend.

At first I bought a cheaper drive that started with R because disk players have been around for a long time and I didn’t see a reason to pay more just for a fancy housing that match my Mac. However….the no name brand would always stall without ripping any songs to Apple Music. I tried it on 3 different Macs. A Mac Studio M1, MacBook Pro M2 and an older MacBook Pro with an Intel chip in it. Nope wouldn’t work on any of them. So I tried it on a Windows machine with iTunes installed and it worked with no issues. Thinking it was a bug in the Apple software I called Apple and got them involved. I spend weeks with them and sent many data files to their engineers and I still haven’t received a solution from Apple. So I found this Apple SuperDrive at B&H and figured I’d give it a try, well guess what? It works perfectly with any hiccups. I’m not sure if Apple is still making this drive so if you can still get one do it soon.