Do I need to attach a separate AirTag to use Find My?

No. The Find My chip is built into the charger itself. Once you register it in the Find My app, it appears automatically without any additional hardware.

Can I track this charger if I don't own any Apple devices?

No. The Find My network requires an iPhone, iPad, or Mac to locate the charger. Android users won't be able to use the tracking feature.

Which version do I need for a MacBook Pro?

The 120-watt model delivers full-speed charging for 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. The 50-watt version works for MacBook Air and lighter-duty charging.

Does this replace the charger that came with my laptop?

Yes. Both versions provide USB-C power delivery and can serve as your primary laptop charger while also charging phones, tablets, or other USB-C devices.

What's the difference between the standard and travel versions?

Travel versions include interchangeable plug adapters for international outlets. The standard US versions work only with North American wall sockets.

PlugBug with Find My

The 3-second version

Apple Find My integration shows charger location anywhere in the world
50-watt model charges two devices at once
120-watt version powers multiple devices simultaneously
Requires Apple device to use Find My feature
Travel versions not included in base model

Why it's on GiftsFeed

USB-C charger with Apple Find My tracking built in

Most chargers are identical-looking white bricks that vanish into hotel rooms, conference tables, and borrowed bags without a trace. This one has a Find My chip inside, so you can see where it is from your phone. The benefit isn't theoretical: if you travel for work, share workspace with colleagues, or have a household where chargers migrate, you'll use this feature. It's the difference between replacing a charger every few months and knowing exactly which drawer it's in.

Good gift when

People who travel frequently for work or leisure
Anyone who shares workspace or lives with serial charger borrowers
MacBook and iPhone users invested in the Apple ecosystem
Professionals tired of replacing misplaced power adapters

Skip it if You don't use Apple devices or the Find My app, since the tracking feature depends entirely on that ecosystem.

Specs

Power options: 50W or 120W
Port type: USB-C
Find My integration: Built-in, always active
Compatible devices: MacBook, iPhone, iPad, and all USB-C devices
Simultaneous charging: 2 devices (50W) or multiple devices (120W)

What's included

PlugBug charger with Find My integration
USB-C charging cable (depending on variant)
Setup instructions for Find My registration

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess
Arrives ready to give

Check which power level matches their laptop—120W for Pro models, 50W for Air and lighter use.

The maker

Twelve South designs accessories exclusively for Apple devices, and this is their first charger with Find My built in. The company started by making laptop stands and cases, then moved into charging and audio accessories as USB-C became the standard. This charger solves a specific problem they heard repeatedly from their customer base: Apple users who lose track of expensive power adapters in airports, offices, and homes where multiple people reach for whichever charger is closest. By embedding a Find My chip directly into the housing, they turned a disposable commodity into a product that actually knows where it is.

The details

This is a wall charger that reports its location to Apple's Find My network. When you can't remember whether you left it in a hotel room, a conference room, or the bottom of your travel bag, you open the Find My app and see exactly where it is—just as you would with an AirTag.

Available in two power levels: a 50-watt version that charges two devices at once, or a 120-watt model that handles multiple devices for a household or family. Both use USB-C ports and work with MacBooks, iPhones, iPads, and any other USB-C device.

The Find My integration is always active. You don't need to pair it with a separate tracker or remember to attach anything—the charger itself appears in the Find My app as soon as you register it. If you leave it behind, you'll know. If someone borrows it and forgets to return it, you'll know that too.

The 50-watt model suits single-user setups where you charge a laptop and a phone together. The 120-watt version delivers enough power to charge a high-performance MacBook Pro at full speed while also topping up several smaller devices. Both replace the charger that came with your laptop and add a layer of accountability that standard power supplies never offered.

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PlugBug with Find My

Track your power adapter anywhere in the world using the Find My app on your iPhone or MacBook

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The 3-second version

Apple Find My integration shows charger location anywhere in the world
50-watt model charges two devices at once
120-watt version powers multiple devices simultaneously
Requires Apple device to use Find My feature
Travel versions not included in base model

Questions

Do I need to attach a separate AirTag to use Find My?: No. The Find My chip is built into the charger itself. Once you register it in the Find My app, it appears automatically without any additional hardware.
Can I track this charger if I don't own any Apple devices?: No. The Find My network requires an iPhone, iPad, or Mac to locate the charger. Android users won't be able to use the tracking feature.
Which version do I need for a MacBook Pro?: The 120-watt model delivers full-speed charging for 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. The 50-watt version works for MacBook Air and lighter-duty charging.
Does this replace the charger that came with my laptop?: Yes. Both versions provide USB-C power delivery and can serve as your primary laptop charger while also charging phones, tablets, or other USB-C devices.
What's the difference between the standard and travel versions?: Travel versions include interchangeable plug adapters for international outlets. The standard US versions work only with North American wall sockets.