Apple's reportedly forthcoming 35W dual USB-C charger has now been shown in leaked images that also reveal folding prongs.
Shortly after an Apple support document revealed the existence of the charger, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported that it was entering mass production. Now a new set of leaked images show what it will look like.
The three images appear to be renders rather than marketing photos, but they appear to show a charger that is around the same size as the existing single-port one. They also show that the two prongs can fold back into the charger body.
#Apple is planning to release its first 35W dual USB-C charger.#ChargerLAB got the leaked pics of it. It adopts foldable prongs, and unlike other chargers, two USB-C ports are side by side.
— ChargerLAB (@chargerlab) April 12, 2022
We'll bring more information about this charger.#applecharger #tech #iPhone14 pic.twitter.com/wzyR7bdHdi
ChargerLab, which released the images, is previously known for teardowns of chargers, including that of the 16-inch MacBook Pro.
The charger included in the Apple Silicon 16-inch MacBook Pro was Apple's first GaN charger, and the new dual USB-C charger is expected to use the same technology.
The original Apple support document was removed shortly after posting. Apple has not made any official announcement about launching such a dual charger.
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I hope the pics are wrong.
Even worse, the USB-C ports are on the bottom of the charger, making it frustratingly difficult to plug a cable in without having to remove the whole thing from the outlet.
Apple missed a golden opportunity to add a second USB-C port to their latest MBP power plugs and make them all GaN.