Overview
- Apple’s online store listings show the 14‑inch M5 MacBook Pro ships without a power adapter in the U.K., Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Norway and other European markets.
- In the U.S., Canada, India and other regions outside Europe, the laptop continues to include Apple’s 70W USB‑C power adapter in the box.
- The box in Europe still includes a 2‑meter USB‑C to MagSafe 3 cable, and users can charge with any compatible USB‑C Power Delivery adapter or buy Apple’s 70W brick separately.
- Apple lists the 70W adapter at £59 in the U.K. and about €65 in Germany, with the company citing its ongoing push to cut e‑waste by reusing existing chargers.
- Reporting ties the Europe‑only change to EU measures that will require an option to buy laptops without chargers from April 2026, and some outlets also report a €100 price cut in Europe that has not been widely confirmed.