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EU Hasn’t Stopped Apple from Bundling a Charger with the M5 MacBook Pro
2025-10-17 /
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Author：小编
When sold in the UK and EU markets, Apple’s latest M5 MacBook Pro no longer includes a power adapter, a move that has ignited heated debates among netizens. Some have assumed that this is a mandatory stipulation under EU law, but this assertion is incorrect. The EU’s “Universal Charger Directive” simply mandates that new devices adopt USB-C interfaces to improve compatibility; it does not forbid manufacturers from including chargers. Apple’s decision here is a strategic business move, aimed at streamlining packaging, cutting costs, and boosting revenue from accessories.
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