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Buy Apple MagSafe Charger - Wireless Charger with Fast Charging Capability, Type C Wall Charger - Was $39, now just $33
There's no charger more convenient than MagSafe. It sticks to the back of your iPhone and it's so good that there are cases available with magnets on the back so that you can use the charger with an Android phone, too.
What makes MagSafe so, so good is the use of magnets, in case you haven't figured out already. You don't have to fight with your wireless charger in order to get the charging coils to align just right. You don't even have to worry about accidentally knocking your phone off the charger either since the magnets hold everything in place.
The official MagSafe Charger is a must-have, especially if you have an iPhone 12 or something all the way up till the iPhone 15, you'll be able to experience fast wireless charging speeds. You can expect anything up to 15W of charging speeds when used with a 20W USB-C charger (sold separately).
If you truly believe the future is wireless, then getting one of these chargers makes perfect sense. It works with the iPhone and will even charge your AirPods. Some newer models of the AirPods even have MagSafe support, which means they will stick to the charger for a more confident charging process.
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