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Mophie Launches Juice Pack Access Cases for iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max

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Mophie this week launched new Juice Pack Access cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. This is Mophie's first set of battery cases for the new 2019 iPhone lineup, which were announced back in September.

Like other Juice Pack accessories, the Juice Pack Access case for iPhone 11 provides up to an additional 15 hours of audio or 5 additional hours of video to your iPhone 11. The iPhone 11 and 11 Pro cases have a 2,000 mAh battery while the iPhone 11 Pro Max case has a 2,200 mAh battery.

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You can charge the accessory wirelessly on Qi-compatible charging mats or through USB-C, and then activate it by pressing the button on the lower bottom of the back of the case.

Mophie said that the case provides a compact design with high-impact protection. It includes internal rubberized support pads to protect the iPhone from drops, and raised corners to prevent scratches on the display.

Apple is believed to be working on Smart Battery Cases of its own for the iPhone 11 line, but as of yet the company has not announced any solid details about new versions of its charging case accessory. For the iPhone XS generation, Apple didn't release Smart Battery Cases until January 2019, months after the September 2018 iPhone launch.

The Juice Pack Access is available for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, all priced at $99.95. Colors for all models include Black, Blush Pink, and Product(Red), although the latter two colors will launch soon and as of now only Black is available. The accessory is also up for pre-order on Verizon.

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My iPhone PRO MAX battery can last long enough, so I do not need more battery.
 
How has Apple not updated their own iPhone battery case for iPhone 11? Are the internal teams not communicating well?
 
While I also have to echo the sentiment that my battery on the 11 Pro Max is so great I don’t need this case, I’m still very happy to see USB-C on it rather than MicroUSB!!
 
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$99 for 2200mAh? Seems very high priced when you can get more than twice that "juice" for 1/4 the price elsewhere.

But I agree with others -- can't imagine needing one for my iPhone 11 Pro Max as it sips battery!
 
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I just don’t like the idea of a case wirelessly charging my phone. Just why?? Wireless charging is already not as effective
 
Happily surprised it released only a month after launch. I remember with the X, it didn’t launch until a year later lmao

Love Mophie products but my Pro Max battery is AMAZING. It’s the first iPhone for me that I don’t have to worry about being attached to a charger and I love that feeling.

If I got a mophie, I feel like the battery would be even more ridiculously good lmao

but the red case is sold out so I gotta wait regardless
 
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When Apple Battery Cases for iPhone XS started using custom USB-PD Lightning tips for fast charging that mophie couldn't license, the new owners had the genius idea of going around the Apple MFi quality process entirely using Qi charging as a backdoor. This move got the juice pack and most of mophie's power line up after iPhone 8 kicked out of the Apple Store.

These cases only net out to 20% extra battery after efficiency losses and that's only when the iPhone battery itself is around 20%, when iOS 13 Battery Optimization is most receptive to charging. Due to heat, the wireless charging only transfers to the phone at 5V1A speed and can't scale up when you add pocket/climate heat.

You're honestly better off having your stylish case and carrying a 2000mAh pocket keychain battery w/ lightning tip from a checkout aisle for a quick 50-70% boost.
 
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gigapocket1 said:
I just don’t like the idea of a case wirelessly charging my phone. Just why?? Wireless charging is already not as effective
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What you posted makes zero sense. It‘s impossible to discharge the phone faster than it can be charged wirelessly. You could charge it at a million watts and it would make no difference in this application.
 
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