Hi,
I pluged the power cable of my new Pro Display XDR into the display and there was a very slight noise like switching.
The other end of the power cable was in the power outlet.
Is this normal? Had someone the same?
Thanks!
Best,
David
davidir wrote:
Apple Support says the plug in click noice is normal and no problem.
The little surface damage could
be a sign for a problem of too much power input of the display. But I only could describe the little damage without the photos.
I send the photos to my dealer and they say thats not a problem, the clicking plug in sound is normal and the very little surface damage maybe only cosmetic.
So it seems it is no real problem. The only thing which is not so clear is this little surface damage.
You can focus on this, or can focus on using your Mac and your display for what you bought it for.
Your choice.
I’m still mildly surprised you’re even yanking plugs. Most Mac and most display plugs get plugged in when purchased, the plug at the wall end socket might get unplugged a few times for moves, but the chassis end only gets unplugged when decommissioning the Mac or the display or when the cord is damaged.
Borrow or acquire a toddler, or a pet rabbit, if you want plug or cord damage. 🤪
Hi,
thanks for your response.
It is an Apple Pro Display XDR with the C5/C6 connector.
So it seems these signs of wear are normal?
I will try to contact Apple Support again to get an offical answer.
Pro Display XDR Power plug
