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(NEW) Apple MagSafe Wireless Charger (1st Gen)

$21.99
$39 44% off Reference Price
Condition: New
Model: MHXH3AM/A
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Top positive review
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Expensive, but hey, it's Apple - It just works
By Family Man on Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
Okay, let's talk about the Apple MagSafe Charger, the wireless charger that promises to make charging a snap. And by "snap," they mean it. I'm not sure if you've ever felt the sheer satisfaction of magnets perfectly aligning, but let me tell you, it's a moment of pure magic. If you've got an iPhone 12 or later, this charger will attach with precision and provide faster wireless charging at up to 15W. Now that's some serious charging power! But wait, there's more! The MagSafe Charger also maintains compatibility with Qi charging. So, if you're still rocking an iPhone 8 or later, or if you have AirPods with a wireless charging case, you can join in on the wireless charging fun too. It's like a big wireless charging party that even older iPhones and AirPods can be a part of. Now, here's the catch. The magnetic alignment experience only applies to iPhone 12, iPhone 13, iPhone 14, and iPhone 15. Sorry, folks, if you've got any other iPhone model, the magnetic magic is not for you. You'll have to settle for regular wireless charging without the enchanting snap. Let's not forget about the USB-C integrated cable that comes with the charger. Apple always knows how to keep things sleek and minimal, even with their cables. You get a 1-meter cable, which is just enough to keep things convenient without adding unnecessary clutter. But wait, hold your horses! Before you get too excited about this wireless charging dream, you need to know that the Apple MagSafe Charger does not come with the Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter. Nope, that's sold separately. Remember, this is Apple we're talking about. They're not giving away charger adapters for free. So, make sure you have the right adapter to power up this wireless charging wonder. Now, let's break it down into pros and cons, because every review needs a little list: Pros: - Perfectly aligned magnets for a satisfying charging experience - Faster wireless charging up to 15W for iPhone 12 and later models - Compatible with Qi charging for older iPhones and AirPods with wireless charging case - Sleek and minimal design with an integrated USB-C cable - Apple quality and reliability (you know it's going to last) Cons: - Magnetic alignment experience only applies to specific iPhone models - Expensive, because it's Apple (and the adapter is sold separately) In conclusion, the Apple MagSafe Charger is a wireless charging solution that delivers that satisfying magnetic snap for iPhone 12 and later models. It's sleek, convenient, and provides faster charging speeds. However, the price tag might give you some pause, especially knowing that you'll need to purchase the Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter separately. If you're an Apple aficionado and insist on having the latest and greatest, then this charger is for you. But if you're looking for a more affordable option that works with a wider range of devices, you might want to explore other wireless charging alternatives. The choice is yours, my friend, may you find charging bliss in whichever path you choose.
Top critical review
1,110 people found this helpful
Mixed feelings on this one pros & cons
By Jacobsreviews on Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020
Pros and cons down below cons outweigh the pros I have mixed feelings on this charger the idea is nice, wireless charging while using your phone, it also is a “fast” wireless charger, there are some stuff that bother me like not including a power adapter so you can’t use it out of the box, you can use any power adapter but only the 20w would give you the speed that they rate it at, (not the iPhone 11 charger 18w) none of us have a usb c 20w power adapter (because it just came out) so that means we need to buy one if you are buying one from apple it will cost a extra $20 so it’s in reality a $60 charger not a $40 charger. You can’t just lift the phone and go you need to disconnect the charger sort of like you would do with a wired charger so no real reason to have it wireless charging, it also can leave a wear “ring” mark on the back of your phone case, It sticks to the whole back of the phone but clicks into place if you move it to align it properly so you can’t just place it you have to make sure it’s aligned properly wait isn’t that what the magnets are supposed to do? Pros Wireless charging While using the phone (can use the lightning port for something else) Magnets align to the charger for best positioning Light weight & small form factor Can be used at any angle Qi charging Cons Power adapter not included Short cable can’t use it in bed etc It sticks to the whole back of the phone but clicks into place if you move it to align it properly Can’t lift and go you need to physically disconnect it Adds bulk and weight to the phone compared to wired charging Wired charger charges the phone in half the time Doesn’t work through their wallet

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