A very original charger compatible with iPhone, iPad and MacBook.
A real Apple fan – because you can’t call him anything else – took the initiative to create his own accessory for iPhone, iPad and MacBook. Not your typical prop, no, no, nothing could be further from the truth…it’s a small charger shaped like a macintosh!
This little AC adapter Inspired by the past and the future, it will come to market with the best of both worlds, the nostalgic design of a 1984 Macintosh and the revolutionary inclusion of up to three USB-C ports for charging an iPhone, iPad and a MacBook. Brutal!
The project has been dubbed Shargeek Retro 67 and yes, it is the best thing you will see today. It is currently in production on Indiegogo but can already be reserved in advance with a price of $39 and its launch will take place in March 2023.
A miniature Macintosh from 1984 to charge your iPhone
The Shargeek Retro 67 screen works and has a visual effect of the Matrix movie
Any techie knows that the original 1984 Macintosh is one of the most legendary computers in history. Many Apple fans still remember, to this day, how they used it back then.
The accessory Retro SharGeek 67 It is a recreation of this historical computer with a miniature size. Designed by fans for fans.
“We have restored the design and exterior details of the original Macintosh to pay homage to the classic.”
In fact, your small screen is real. I mean, it works! It’s not just a decoration, it’s a scale display. Which one is inspired by the movie ‘Matrix’
Here is a video review of the product:
It is certainly amazing. This charging accessory for iPhones, iPads and MacBooks offers power up to 67 watts and has equipment integrating the technology All-GaN. It measures 57mm x 39mm x 41mm and weighs just 110 grams.
The builder has already received the support of more than 12,000 users on Indiegogo and they have managed to raise a total of $2 million to complete their projects.
It’s a very good charger, really. But it’s still an AC adapter, so if you’re going to buy it, consider a socket where you can see it to show off your miniature Macintosh!
