Apple is selling the MagSafe Battery Pack for just $84, saving you 15% or $15 without making any effort at all. Perfect for iPhone 14.
Save $15 on Apple's MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 14 Lineup of Phones - Works with All iPhones that Support MagSafe
If you've bought one of Apple's new iPhones, whether it's the iPhone 14 or the iPhone 14 Pro, you're probably stocking up on some accessories these days. And if you're looking for something to keep the battery up and running the entire day then there are plenty of battery packs out there for your new phone, too.
But, you're here because you're looking for something that has the Apple logo on it. If the answer is a resounding yes, then you need the MagSafe Battery Pack for your iPhone 14. Not only it works exactly as advertised, but it has a few extra tricks up its sleeve, too.
Unlike any other battery pack out there, there are no buttons to fiddle around with at all. Just connect the charger behind your iPhone and it will instantly start charging at 7.5W, that too wirelessly. It will even hold charge at a point where it doesn't harm your battery health at all.
In order to check the remaining battery life on the pack itself, you even get a dedicated widget for it in iOS. Once the pack has been depleted, you can charge it up using Lightning which is super convenient.
But wait, if you connect a 20W or faster charger, the battery pack transforms into a 15W fast charger for your iPhone 14. It's a small accessory with a ton of surprises under the hood.
Buy Apple MagSafe Battery Pack - Was $99, now just $84
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