They’re saying the magnets are shielded.So, with there being magnets in the phone itself, does putting the phone near credit cards risk screwing them up?
So your jeans are made from leather and you often press a circular charger onto the middle?
Lucky. Any drop can result in any type damage or not. It's so individually variable.I can't believe the number of people that buy cases these days. I've dropped my iPhone 12 already from table height on to a hardwood floor and not a scuff.
Years ago I bought a new ipad 2, and got a case for it. Gave it to my wife as we were exiting the car, who promptly dropped it on the driveway and the screen smashed to smithereens. Point is you never know.You are more likely to drop your phone inside when getting changed or removing it from charging. Even if you do drop your phone on concrete, a stupid case isn't going to stop front damage.
Enjoy your phone and get Apple Care, they do monthly payments now!
Folks like you are the reason why I love buying Apple stock. Fan boys always defending Apple, even when they put out crap products.
Wireless charging by... Err.... Attaching a wire. 😂you're charging it wrong
No it doesn’t. It’s trivial physics.They’re saying the magnets are shielded.
I dunno sounds sketchy.
Can't innovate my ***!I can’t imagine anyone buying the oversized watch charger. But it’s 2020. Go figure. This MagSafe system gets even dumber over time.
Apple usually doesn’t put out crap products, and this isn’t one of them.Folks like you are the reason why I love buying Apple stock. Fan boys always defending Apple, even when they put out crap products.
I can't believe the number of people that buy cases these days. I've dropped my iPhone 12 already from table height on to a hardwood floor and not a scuff.
On the other hand this could be a tempest in a teapot, similar to the iPhone bending issue of yesteryear.
Who is we? People want advanced state of the art iphones, not dumb phones with big batteries. Apple would be chided if they released a dumb phone with a big battery. And there is no pleasing everybody, we all have our unique needs and wants.
There have been other smartphones with 'magsafe' in the past without this issue, ie Palm Pre. To be fair it was designed such that using a case wasn't as important.. anyone remember when phones were durable enough to be used without cases? Yea Apple started the whole delicate-scratch-gate stuff with iPods.
I believe it depends on the individual as to their use case of battery life. More battery life from the xs max but less than the iphone 11 pro max? I don't know, I'm just opining on it in the forum. I for one would buy the magsafe charger, because it has some advantages over plugging in the lightning cable.who said dumb phones?! I said drop the magnet "stick" charging method, because I imagine that majority of people will not spend $40 to buy the charging pad that gives a slower speed over their included USB-C charger. Instead we get a larger battery.
Whats better? longer lasting battery or buying $40 charger that charges slower?!
do people really care if the case is scratched? 🤦♀️
I can't believe the number of people that buy cases these days. I've dropped my iPhone 12 already from table height on to a hardwood floor and not a scuff.
You are more likely to drop your phone inside when getting changed or removing it from charging. Even if you do drop your phone on concrete, a stupid case isn't going to stop front damage.
Enjoy your phone and get Apple Care, they do monthly payments now!
MagFail charger!!!DO NOT TAUNT MAGSAFE CHARGER
No, it wasn't a 'case', the Pre had a removable back plate, unlike the iPhone, so basically you'd buy this back cover, and replace the stock one. The video below shows how you'd attach/detach it:
Edit: Rewatching that video is so interesting, that was 2009! They were truly ahead of their time.
I can't believe the number of people that buy cases these days. I've dropped my iPhone 12 already from table height on to a hardwood floor and not a scuff.
You are more likely to drop your phone inside when getting changed or removing it from charging. Even if you do drop your phone on concrete, a stupid case isn't going to stop front damage.
Enjoy your phone and get Apple Care, they do monthly payments now!