Apple 35W Dual Port Power Adapter Discounted 34%, a Compact Charger for the USB-C Ecosystem

Apple is once again tempting the accessories market with a rare discount on the 35W Dual Port Power Adapter. The compact dual USB-C port adapter is cut by 34% from its normal price, an offer that rarely appears ahead of the 2026 Amazon Big Deal Days event. For users of Apple devices, this moment is a chance to own an official charger in a tiny size without paying full price.

This product is not just an ordinary adapter. Apple designed it to charge almost the entire device lineup, from the MacBook Air, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch to AirPods. With two USB-C ports, users can plug in two devices at once. The smart power-sharing feature ensures that low-power devices such as the Apple Watch or AirPods do not draw the wattage that should be allocated to a laptop or tablet.

Buyer reviews underscore the adapter's strengths. One reviewer noted that the device intelligently splits power when two devices are connected. If one of them is a low-power device, then a high-power device such as a MacBook or iPad receives a larger share of the wattage, rather than an even 50:50 split. This capability answers mobility needs without having to carry multiple chargers.

"This charger is powerful, efficient, and exactly what you would expect from Apple quality. Great for travel because the prongs fold," one buyer said in a review.

Compactness is the main selling point. With foldable prongs, the adapter is easy to slip into a bag. When plugged into a wall outlet, its slim shape makes the tangle of cables on a desk look neater. A number of reviewers also use it for non-Apple devices as long as the input cable supports USB-C, indicating broad flexibility.

Even so, there is an important note. The retail package includes only the adapter, without a cable. Buyers need to prepare a USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning cable separately. Apple is also discounting those cables, so buyers may consider purchasing both at once. Some reviews on Amazon have raised concerns about counterfeit products, but other buyers said they could not tell the adapter they received apart from the one bundled with a MacBook.

Indonesian Context

For consumers in Indonesia, this discount is attractive but not automatically cheap. Buying from Amazon means import costs, shipping fees, and potential customs duties. In addition, the official Apple Indonesia warranty usually does not apply to products bought from abroad. Users also need to make sure the adapter supports the 100–240V voltage common in Indonesia, as well as a plug shape that fits local outlets. Although Apple usually includes a swappable plug adapter, buyers should still scrutinize the specifications.

Indonesia's charger accessories market itself is increasingly crowded with local and Chinese brands offering similar features at lower prices. However, for loyal users of the Apple ecosystem, an official adapter offers a guarantee of quality and safety. This 34% discount could be an entry point for those who have so far put off buying an official charger because of the price.

Going forward, the trend of high-power, dual-port chargers will keep growing as more devices adopt USB-C. Apple itself has begun moving away from the Lightning port on some products. The question is, will this adapter become the new standard in the iPhone box, or remain sold separately as a premium accessory? Time will tell, but for now, this discount is worth considering.