[mschuster91]

> And no power adapter included.

To be fair, ever since the advent of high power USB-C PD that really, really is not needed any more, way too many power bricks are effectively e-waste.

People already have USB-C power bricks and docks everywhere and unlike pre-USB-C generations, you can use them not just across different generations of hardware, but across vendors as well.

[NetMageSCW]

I doubt if that many have USB-C high power bricks unless they are upgrading from another USB-C laptop.

[mschuster91]

> unless they are upgrading from another USB-C laptop.

Which MacBooks have been for almost a decade - the 2016 MBP with Touch Bar was the first that went fully USB-C PD. Anyone who has had a MacBook in that time frame will have had at least one high power USB-C PD wall wart.

The Windows world, as usual, has been different, but even there, I'm not aware of any mainstream model being sold in the last two years without even a single PD capable port.

[NetMageSCW]

The point isn’t the port but that they don’t come with USB PD charger in the Windows world.

But this is really because of EU regulations anyway. It comes with a charger in the US.