Really nice! But why did they choose 15.9V at 9A? Wouldn't it be better 20V @7A or 50V @2. 86A? The wire would have been much thinner and less voltage would have dropped across the connector or just across the wire🤔
Maybe the 15.9V allows them to use the same step-down converter in the mac as they use in macbooks (if 15.9 is the max. battery voltage in the macbook), so possibly saves some design time and effort vs. new internal converter design just for a higher supply voltage in the mac. Otherwise seems an odd voltage to use for a power supply.
@@tomaskolinger uh right... I didn't read the previous comment too carefully. I was saying 50V because it's used in the latest 240W or 250W chargers (and also think about the last USB-C charger cable)
Still it is not clearly explained whether it is just a barrel pin power plug with integrated data lines or just thunderbolt 4 like data+power supply, also disassemble the cable too
Can you tell me if you know that the M1 cord with the Internet option would fit an M3? I know they’re two generations apart but with the cord work on an M3 iMac thank you.
Hi mate, great video. Got a question for you: my iMac A2438 stopped working, I measured voltage out of power supply and it shows 3.1V instead of 15.9 ??? What do you think might be the problem please? High quality components yet it died after 14 months of use? Shameful
I recently bought a 24" iMac for $2,400. When I got it home and unpacked it, I found that there were no instructions, and not even a packing list. So much for my gripe--Damn you, Apple. Anyway, what do I do with the Apple iMac 24" M1 ACDC Power Adapter with LAN Port? I know one end plugs into the computer, but what do I with the other end? Do I now have to add to the $2,400 tab and buy even more stuff? #$%^&**!!! (Sat Nov 19 2022; 2"03 PM)
Love the huge chunk of capacitors. Apple's design keeps giving
can u also show the inside of the powercable? would be very interesting too
Yeah
Really nice! But why did they choose 15.9V at 9A? Wouldn't it be better 20V @7A or 50V @2. 86A? The wire would have been much thinner and less voltage would have dropped across the connector or just across the wire🤔
Maybe the 15.9V allows them to use the same step-down converter in the mac as they use in macbooks (if 15.9 is the max. battery voltage in the macbook), so possibly saves some design time and effort vs. new internal converter design just for a higher supply voltage in the mac. Otherwise seems an odd voltage to use for a power supply.
@@jaccurtis5789 uhm.. May be so
@@tomaskolinger uh right... I didn't read the previous comment too carefully. I was saying 50V because it's used in the latest 240W or 250W chargers (and also think about the last USB-C charger cable)
@@tomaskolinger I think that too
Still it is not clearly explained whether it is just a barrel pin power plug with integrated data lines or just thunderbolt 4 like data+power supply, also disassemble the cable too
Thanks for the advice. We'll consider that.
Please Teardown EGO EXXINO 240W charger.
I recommend to test the power and voltage and current capability of product.even long use
Can you tell me if you know that the M1 cord with the Internet option would fit an M3? I know they’re two generations apart but with the cord work on an M3 iMac thank you.
Only wish they can sell these separately on apple website
would be interesting to see if the non ethernet version still has the wires in the cable
Do the new iMac 24" M3 use this same AC Adapter & Plug?
you should take apart the ethernet adapter for a chrome cast. it is not powerful but it is cool
Can you make video of best all in one charger, based on feature and size per watt.
Hi mate, great video. Got a question for you: my iMac A2438 stopped working, I measured voltage out of power supply and it shows 3.1V instead of 15.9 ??? What do you think might be the problem please? High quality components yet it died after 14 months of use? Shameful
Are you guys gonna teardown the new 45w and 65w Samsung chargers?
We have, here's the link: 45W: czcams.com/video/-VgrUKfOenQ/video.html
65W: czcams.com/video/iWt3pEWqdyw/video.html
@@ChargerLAB I'm talking abou the new slimmer 45w model and the new 3 port 65w model
I just lost my power adapter due to flooding. You just dismantled this one. Where can I get a replacement online if I’m not in the US?
I have one brand new for sale
@@donomar4581 let’s connect!
You should take a look at some REMAX charger
I recently bought a 24" iMac for $2,400. When I got it home and unpacked it, I found that there were no instructions, and not even a packing list. So much for my gripe--Damn you, Apple. Anyway, what do I do with the Apple iMac 24" M1 ACDC Power Adapter with LAN Port? I know one end plugs into the computer, but what do I with the other end? Do I now have to add to the $2,400 tab and buy even more stuff? #$%^&**!!! (Sat Nov 19 2022; 2"03 PM)
The other end goes into your router
You are doing great work bro keep it up 🙂.
Thanks ✌️
@@ChargerLAB your welcome 😁
where can i find this adapto??its not available on apple website.
It only comes with new 24 inches iMac. Not sold separately.
soldering != welding
Good content...subbed,keep it up 👍
This is great video,,,
What is the cost of that charger
It comes with iMac, no official price.
@@ChargerLAB can we buy it without imac??
Nice