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#Apple#MacBook Pro#16-inch MacBook Pro#140W power adapter#9to5Mac

Apple 140W MacBook Pro charger redesign breaks some accessories

Source: 9to5MacApril 2, 2026
TL;DR:
  • Apple shipped some new 16-inch MacBook Pro units with a redesigned 140W power adapter on April 2, 2026.
  • The design change makes some existing charger accessories incompatible.
  • 9to5Mac reported that not every new 16-inch MacBook Pro includes the revised adapter.

Apple shipped some new 16-inch MacBook Pro units with a redesigned 140W power adapter on April 2, 2026, and the change breaks compatibility with some existing accessories. 9to5Mac reported that the issue affects the 140W charger bundled with the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, but not every buyer appears to receive the revised design.

The reported change is a physical redesign of Apple's 140W power adapter rather than a new charging standard or a software update. The source did not specify which accessory models are affected or how many charger variants Apple is shipping, but it said some accessories that fit the previous 140W adapter no longer work with the new version.

This report concerns MacBook Pro hardware rather than eSIM, eUICC (embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card), or Remote SIM Provisioning. It is relevant to the broader Apple device ecosystem because accessory compatibility changes can affect users who rely on third-party charger mounts, cable organizers, or travel accessories designed around earlier Apple power adapter dimensions.

Related Questions

Does the new 16-inch MacBook Pro charger work with older accessories?
No. 9to5Mac reported that a redesign of Apple's bundled 140W power adapter makes some existing accessories incompatible.
Do all new 16-inch MacBook Pro models include the redesigned 140W charger?
No. The report said not every new 16-inch MacBook Pro ships with the revised adapter design.

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