No, it was the phone ?. Mind you, I think the point about all the millions of power plugs out there being USB-A rather than USB-C is quite a point for debate.I can't believe the price of this thing and it doesn't come with a power brick you mean?
arn, you could work for Apple tomorrow. “Interlocking magnet accessory system”Cause it’s not just a charger? It’s an interlocking magnet accessory system.
Exactly, if its strong enough that it sticks to the phone when picked up, not worth it, it needs to release without coming up with the phone.
3rd party magsafe accessories will probably fix this.
Im confused. do you need the case to use the magsafe charger or can it connect directly to the phone?
In my opinion the best thing about Magsafe is the magnetic car mounts. No need to put an ugly plate on the back of your phone or case anymore.
Why do I need MagSafe? Still cannot get the answer.
I agree. As soon as one of these accessory companies make a charging mount they'll get my money.Exactly, but I want a car mounted qi charger. Why in heavens name in Belkin releasing just a mount? It should have a charger built into it! I guess some people will still want the cable for CarPlay, but I bought a CPlay2Air accessory that works pretty dang well and now cars are coming with wireless CarPlay, so somebody make a MagSafe car charger dang-it!
I'm sure some "sticky" thing will show up on Amazon within a month or two.what i would probably do is get some 3m velcro or some regular strips to attach the charger to the night stand. Something that would withstand the energy of me pulling the phone up until i can defeat the magnets. That would probably not be an ideal or in any way permanent solution because every time you pull up youre putting pressure on that bond between the 3m strip and the surface, but it might be more satisfactory than messing with some floppy magnetic disk each time. All depends on how strong the magnets are, which im assuming are pretty strong given the wallet accessory
However to me since the cable seems very short can you really use the phone without unplugging or taking off the magnet - then it isn't still charging. The short cable means it needs to be close to the plug and thus the power source. To me, if you have to unplug or unstick - it doesn't seem much of advantage over plugging the cable into the phone. Be interested to read about actual experiences but doesn't seem that great to meIn terms of advantages over other wireless charging solutions, MagSafe is such that you can still use your phone while charging. The biggest problem with wireless charging is that as soon as you pick your phone up, it is no longer charging. also, as Apple states, if the phone isn’t properly seated on the charger, it can actually be less efficient.
of course MagSafe is just one way of charging, you can still charge using a power adapter with a 20watt adapter for $19
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True, that remains to be seen. Though it doesn’t seem to add too much thickness tbh.
Doesn’t help when what you want is a shorter cable.You still can. You just need to buy a USB-C extension cable. I do this with a number of my devices. It's what I'll do with the HomePod mini as well, which has a fixed cable.
I know it's a small pain to buy an extension cable, but if you'd buy a longer cable anyway if the MagSafe charger had a detachable cable, you're gonna pay the same price for an extension cable.
Because, at least according to Apple, iPhone 12 wireless charging hits 15W with MagSafe, Qi limited to 7.5W. Even 15 is slow in today's world. If anyone knows a way around this I'd love to hear it. I mean other than the $150 Belkin one.really why make a pad its less b/c you can't see it when its in the charger
$19.00 for something that is way better
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That’s a good point. I’m not sure if the MagSafe wallet has magnets inside or just a piece of metal so that it sticks to the back of the phone. I feel like the added magnets on the case are probably there so that the MagSafe charger or phone mount can still grab Your phone even with the added thickness of the case. Maybe with the wallet you have to give that up.?
So how are the magnets gonna play with Credit Cards in the MagSafe pouches?
I’m guessing yes because it works like a regular Qi charger and those work with regular cases. But it might not have enough power to stick to your phone through the case and the “fast” charging will probably be disabled for lack of a perfect alignmentDoes anyone know if you can use the MagSafe charger with a non-MagSafe case?
Let’s be generous to Tim. 66% pure gimmick.It's a 100% pure gimmick product
With wasteful charging?Whomever came up with this at Apple deserves a bonus.
Yes, if the case is thin enough. Totalee has one really thin one rated to work.Does anyone know if you can use the MagSafe charger with a non-MagSafe case?