Apple Expands 40W Dynamic Power Adapter Sales to Vietnam and Europe at 45 Euros
Apple has widened distribution of its 40W dynamic power adapter (up to 60W) to Vietnam and 18 European countries using the Type C double round-pin plug standard. The European version features retractable prongs that fold into the housing for portability. Priced at 45 euros in most eurozone markets, the adapter supports fast charging for the iPhone 17 series, iPhone Air, and iPad Pro models. The US version launched in September 2025 with the iPhone 17 lineup, followed by a G-type plug variant in November.
Apple has expanded the sales reach of its 40W dynamic power adapter (up to 60W) alongside the recent launch of the new Mac Studio and Mac mini. The product is now available in Vietnam and multiple European countries and regions that use the Type C double round-pin plug standard. The version introduced for the European market features a retractable dual-prong design, with the prongs folding into the adapter body for convenient storage in a pocket or carry bag. Apple previously released the US version in September 2025 alongside the iPhone 17 series, followed by a G-type plug version in November of the same year.
The 40W dynamic power adapter (up to 60W) with the Type C plug is now available in Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, and Vietnam. In most eurozone countries, the product is priced at 45 euros.
The adapter's body is similar in size to Apple's 20W charger, yet it delivers up to 40W of regular charging power and supports short-duration output of up to 60W to reduce charging times. It provides fast-charging support for the iPhone 17 series, iPhone Air, and iPad Pro models.
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