The arrival of the new MacBook Air on the market with the new SoC M2 has come to show that Apple is once again on top. These are the laptops that stand out and show how the new brand proposal will dominate the market.
The thing that appears now is the first analytics, detailing and evaluating all the devices. Something discovered in these same tests can change a lot. It seems that Apple has found a way to power the MacBook Air with the M2 infinitely. Come and find out how this is possible.
Apple manages to pay attention to detail and detail much better than other companies. From the moment of design to the final product, there is an above-average care, which the company has tried to maintain over the years.
This care seems to have some loopholes, as you can see with the new MacBook Air. It's just a detail, but it certainly wouldn't have happened a few years ago. Apparently, Apple can give endless power to the MacBook Air with the SoC M2
Infinite MagSave charge is a cool new feature pic.twitter.com/4aWMxPpB6E
- iJustine (ijustine) 20 July 2022
When you plug this new computer's power cable into the USB-C port and the MagSafe plug, something unexpected immediately happens on the new Apple computer. Your MacBook Air starts charging, creating an infinite loop that lasts a long time.
This little trick really has to do with something Apple has to solve. It was something that went viral on the internet, showing Apple a flaw in the new MacBook Air, something not found on other models.
Hidden feature in the new M2 MacBook Air!!!! pic.twitter.com/P0zZZe4EUd
- Gregory McFadden (@GregoryMcFadden) July 18 2022
This is not a unique behavior and has been seen many times in other systems. Apple should resolve this ridiculous situation in a future update, which will detect these connections and realize that it's not an ordinary load.
In the past, we've had situations where, for example, batteries ended up charging above 100, How did this happen with Windows. It was all just a software glitch and it was resolved simply and very quickly.
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