Apple Announces The New Replacement Program For USB-C Charge Cable

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Apple has officially announced their new replacement program for USB-C cable that came out with MacBook 12-inch retina display. This USB-C is used as a charge cable together with its native adaptor. The issue that may appear is, it cannot work properly to charge the MacBook or sometimes discharging. Apple gives a statement that this issue is found in a small number of USB-C because of its design. Apple will replace it with new redesign USB-C for free.

If you have a valid mailing address that you filled when you bought the MacBook at Apple Online Store or on the product registration, Apple will send a new redesigned USB-C until the end of February directly to your address. Alternatively, you can bring the unit and the USB-C cable to Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider for a replacement.

Apple has described the old design USB-C cable, in which there is a ‘Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in China’ words written on the cable without certain serial number. The new, redesigned cable has a serial number.

Affected cable

Affected cable

Redesign cable

Redesign cable

This is the second replacement program for Apple this year after they released the same program for AC wall plug adaptor.

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