Apple's very own MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 is currently $20 off for a limited time, bringing the price down to just $79.99.
Save $20 on Apple's MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 in this Limited Time Deal
If you're looking for the most Apple-esque power bank on the planet then look no further than the MagSafe Battery Pack. Right now, it's currently available for a price of just $79.99, which is $20 off the regular MSRP.
Once you part ways with your money, you get yourself a power bank that attaches magnetically to your iPhone 12 and iPhone 13. Once the connection is made, power starts moving from the Battery Pack to the phone. You don't have to press any button at all, because there isn't any. And thanks to the power of magnets, you get a perfect connection and alignment every single time.
Thanks to hardware and software working together, the MagSafe Battery Pack will charge and hold charge on its own in order to maintain battery health, something which is extremely important for users these days. And at its peak, it will prove 7.5W of charging power to the iPhone.
You can check the remaining battery life of the MagSafe Battery Pack using the battery widget in iOS. It's super handy, and something which you will not see in any other power bank for a while.
If you manage to deplete the battery completely, you can top everything up using a Lightning cable. But it gets even better - you can use the MagSafe Battery Pack like a regular MagSafe Charger as well, providing 15W of peak charging power to your phone if you have a 20W or powerful USB-C charger connected.
If you are interested in this deal, make sure you head over to the link below. Just like any other great deal, this one does not require any discount code or coupon. Just add it to your cart and wait for it to arrive on your doorstep.
Buy Apple MagSafe Battery Pack - Was $99, now just $79.99
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