The agreement provides cash refunds of $35 to $79 to class members whose adapters show signs of “fraying, melting, straining, sparking, weakening, discoloration, bubbling, overheating and/or separation of the adaptor’s strain reliefs.” It also provides for in-warranty and out-of-warranty replacements.
The proposed settlement agreement includes $3 million in attorneys fees. The potential class size is estimated at more than 10 million members, but there’s no estimate of how many of those Apple customers may qualify for a refund, nor any indication of a cap on refund payments.
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