Deals: Apple's MagSafe Battery Pack Drops to $84.15 ($15 Off)

[MacRumors]

Yesterday we shared a new discount event happening at AT&T, where you can get 15 percent off select Apple accessories this fall. One notable accessory in the sale was the MagSafe Battery Pack, but it was out of stock. Today, however, that's changed, and you can now order the MagSafe Battery Pack for $84.15, down from $99.00.

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This sale has been applied automatically, so you won't need a discount code. This is one of the first discounts that we've tracked on the MagSafe Battery Pack since it launched in July. You can also save on the accessory when bundling with other devices at Verizon.

MagSafe Battery Pack for $84.15 (15% OFF)​

The MagSafe Battery Pack magnetically attaches to the iPhone 12 or iPhone 13, providing wireless charging while traveling. In total, the accessory is compatible with the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Be sure to check out our previous coverage on AT&T's sale, including 15 percent off the MagSafe Charger, MagSafe Duo Charger, iPhone 13 cases, AirTag Leather Loops, and more. You can also visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

Article Link: Deals: Apple's MagSafe Battery Pack Drops to $84.15 ($15 Off)

 

[macduke]

Still not worth it.

I'd pick one up for......tree-fiddy.

 

[dohspc]

They need to bring back the battery cases. This mag safe pack is a joke.

 

[coachgq]

I really wanted to like it, but 5w charging is a killer. Magnets aren’t strong enough for me to not bump it off at any moment and by the time I do bump it, the battery has increased 2%. Sold them on eBay about a week after buying.

 

[robvalentine]

I just brought a belkin one with magnets off amazon for 30% of the cost. Big battery and you can use cable. And it’s black

 

[munpip214]

Good luck getting this to work with iOS15. Doesn't seem like many things do. Have to wait for iOS15.8...

 

[dannyyankou]

I lost mine, but I really have no desire of getting it back. It stopped working all the time

 

[travis64]

Was about to buy it since i have verizon credit untill i read these comments

 

[ray6088]

I love using it. You need to know how does it work. It is good as charging the phone while not using the phone. It prevents the heat damage of the phone battery. I bought the 3rd party knock off brand and got the phone very warm. It's warm enough not to pick up the phone and the battery health went downhill very quick from 99% to 94% in 2 weeks.

 

[davidako]

I was interested, especially as a mini iPhone user which fits perfectly, until I saw this:

 

[Xavier]

I love mine and it works really well, although not the fastest at charging. I love the one cable charging of this device and my phone for when I travel.

 

[fishbert]

They need to bring back the battery cases. This mag safe pack is a joke.

I really wish they would. Wireless makes very little sense for battery packs, considering the inefficiencies involved. Unless people actually want to carry around slower, heavier, bulkier battery packs. ?‍♂️

 

[Spanther]

Just played with one at the Apple Store.

This thing is DOA. It's going to fall off at some point AND it makes the phone extraordinarily awkward to handle.

Thanks. I hate it.

ALSO... the magnets in the Apple Wallet need to be stronger. It's actually a great idea, but it is easy to slide it off.

 

[adam1080]

I was interested, especially as a mini iPhone user which fits perfectly, until I saw this:

Same.

He obliterates it with plain facts and logic. Seemed like a cool idea, but NOPE.

I have always thought wireless charging without a metal to metal connection was a stupid waste of electricity. I know there are multiple battery packs with wireless charging these days, but it is just a waste of carrying an extra brick around with you. You don't get anywhere near the same efficiency and charge to your phone as you would with a cable.

I'll stick with my Anker 10,000mah PD 18W(looks like they came out with a 20W now too) slim battery packs that are basically smaller than the phone. I have a 5 inch USB-C to lightning cable that works great if you HAVE to pack them both around(or leave it charging in a bag or pocket), or just a normal 3 ft cable works fine too.

You get a few full charges and quick...

 

[subi257]

I have 2 of the Anker battery packs. I keep the in my back pack and never remember that they are there until I need to use them....that's when I find that they have self discharged somewhat, so between the 2 of the them I can bring the iPhone 11 Pro...now 13 Pro from near dead to 755 before both of the battery packs are dead.

 

[cypressc]

I really like mine - but honestly, the battery of the 13 Pro Max is SICK - and most days I don't even get below 50% without it, and I'm a pretty heavy user.

 

[thadoggfather]

I was shocked by how this pack was when I checked it out at the Apple store

makes the silicone hump ones seem... slim and attractive.

 

[Lestdog]

I really like mine - but honestly, the battery of the 13 Pro Max is SICK - and most days I don't even get below 50% without it, and I'm a pretty heavy user.

13 pro is pretty solid too.. not a super power user but my XS used to be almost drained by end of day. 13 pro is still over 50%.

 

[turbineseaplane]

Is an $85 battery pack really "a deal"?

 

[MeasterHD]

No thanks, 12 Pro Max is heavy enough without it ?