“Is this the correct adapter for a macbook air 13" mid2012 model”

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• I don't think so. Your Macbook has a Thunderbolt port, not a Lightning port.

  Answered by AppleGuy 7 years ago

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• If the Mac that you have has an HDMI connector, you can plug it directly to one of the HDMI connections of your HDTV. I have a MacBook air, late 2013 model, and I just use a regular HDMI cable and make a direct connection to my HDTV. Don't need the Apple AV adapter. If your Mac does not have an HDMI plug/connector, then the Apple AV adapter should work, provided you have the latest software on your Mac, and, that of course you have a lightning connector in your Mac.

  Answered by Alvin 7 years ago

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• Works fine with my iPad Model MF010LL/A 64 gig OS 11.2.6

  Answered by VideoPro 7 years ago

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• No. This is for mobile devices like an iPad or iPhone.

  Answered by DaveB 7 years ago

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• No MacBook Pro 2012 don’t have lightning connection

  Answered by rossfordo 8 years ago

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