That means replacements, and as Apple used proprietary connectors until recently, that means figuring out exactly which charger you had so you can get a new one. Whether it’s the cable near the connector fraying, the end near the power brick, or losing the connectors that plug into the wall, the charger is often the first thing to go. It’s a pretty well-known fact that the chargers that come with MacBooks are nowhere near as hardy as the MacBook they come with.
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