Charge wirelessly on the go with the official Apple MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 12 and 13. Currently it's $10 off for Cyber Monday.
Apple's Fantastic MagSafe Battery Pack is Currently $10 off for Cyber Monday 2021
There are a ton of ways you can recharge your iPhone 13 or iPhone 12, but if you are going to do it using something that has an Apple logo on the back, then nothing comes close to the MagSafe Battery Pack.
Tailor-made for the iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 lineup of smartphones, it attaches magnetically and perfectly using magnets. Once it snaps on, it starts charging the iPhone instantly. There are no buttons to fiddle around with in order to turn this thing on or off.
It charges the iPhone smartly, too. You don't have to worry about battery health once this thing is on. It will make sure that your iPhone stays in top-notch condition throughout the entire charging process something which can't be said about other, similar battery packs.
If you do manage to drain the MagSafe Battery Pack, simply plug in a Lightning cable to top it up. In fact, if you use a 30W USB-C charger, you can charge the battery pack and the iPhone (at full 15W) at the same time.
But it gets even better!
If you plug in the Lightning cable directly to your iPhone with the MagSafe Battery Pack attached, you will also charge the battery pack, thanks to reverse charging built into the iPhone.
You can find more details in the link below. We are uncertain for how long this deal will last.
Buy Apple MagSafe Battery Pack - Was $100, now just $89
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