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My new Mac Mini came with a Type A electrical plug as used in China, i.e. no holes as expected for a USA outlet. This seems a bit weird to me. Is Apple no longer providing country specific power cables? The cable works fine, but I understand the holes typical to USA Type A plugs allow for a more secure connection in the outlet.
Mac mini, macOS 15.1
Type A is the correct power cord for the Mac mini in the U.S.
It should fit tight in the wall outlet.
If not, perhaps the outlet is worn out and needs to be replaced.
Another option is to try a different outlet or get and use a surge protector strip.
Type A simply means two prongs, doesn't it? My point was that I got the Type-A typically used in the China mainland market, versus the Type-A typically used in the United States market.
Yes. That is the same as the cord that I provided a screenshot of. Then only differences is, that it does not have holes in the prongs.
Mac mini (2024) power cable
