Review on MagCozy Leash: Keep Your Apple MagSafe / 2 Converter Safe, Never Misplace Adapters Again, Thunderbolt Display (White) by James Small

As everyone knows, it's annoying to pay more for a nice, sleek, thin little MacBook Pro and then lug around a bulky, clunky, heavy power adapter between work and home and school and so on. Or even rummage around behind the couch to turn off the power so you can go to bed and watch an episode of Mindy Project while you fall asleep. It's far nicer to just leave one bulky and clunky power bank at home and another at work, or one in the living room and the other in the bedroom, and just turn off your sleek Apple device and then silently walk into the next room like a ninja. .After more than a decade of faithfully owning and updating Apple products, I was upset to discover that they had changed the MagSafe adapter so my new Mac would no longer work with my worn out old power adapters (correct wattage, but wrong configured MagSafe). ) is conveniently located on my desktop at home, on my desk, and next to my bed. Instead of spending $80 on new Apple power adapters, I bought Apple's $10 small MagSafe converters and was very happy to find this Mag Cozy product on offer. Since my husband's Mac uses an older MagSafe, it's really nice to be able to switch between them without worrying about losing the adapter. It's such a smart product that I don't mind paying a little overpriced. It's really normal. I agree to support the ingenuity it takes to invent, develop and sell a smart little product like this. That means instead of paying $80, I'll pay about $15 for an additional working PSU. It's simple and elegant, it has the word 'Cosy' on it and I'm very grateful that someone thought of making and selling it. I can't recommend it highly enough.