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CaptainAtMan
10-27-2021 at 02:54 PM.
10-27-2021 at 02:54 PM.
Thanks! The Pixel 6 will have a MagSafe compatible case by Moment, so I've been looking into this.
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dcmanryan
10-27-2021 at 03:46 PM.
10-27-2021 at 03:46 PM.
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Is this work with iPhone se 2020?

No. Only the 12/13 series lines.
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John_J
10-27-2021 at 04:51 PM.
10-27-2021 at 04:51 PM.
OK question will this work if you have a case on your phone?
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gatorv
10-28-2021 at 04:05 AM.
10-28-2021 at 04:05 AM.
Quote from awer25 :
You're right, but if you say anything negative about the Apple battery pack on here you get downvoted like crazy despite tons of anecdotes and other forums full of people pointing out how bad it is.

I think you're both missing the point of a battery pack. When this thing is installed and attached, the phone will stay at 100% until the battery pack is depleted will it not? You don't need fast charging for a battery pack since you are not plugged into a wall. It just gives you more juice.

Honestly wonder why anyone needs a battery pack anyway. I would have to be on my phone 10+ hours a day to run out of battery. If it runs out, it charges to 50% in like 30 minutes.
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ElatedGuitar705
10-28-2021 at 11:09 AM.
10-28-2021 at 11:09 AM.
Quote from gatorv :
I think you're both missing the point of a battery pack. When this thing is installed and attached, the phone will stay at 100% until the battery pack is depleted will it not?
Huh? I think you're missing the point of a power bank or never used one. When you're on the go and your phone is low on juice, you plug it in and it charges the phone back up. This allows you to do that without a cord, through the wireless charging feature that the newer iphones have.

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You don't need fast charging for a battery pack since you are not plugged into a wall. It just gives you more juice.
Why wouldn't someone that has a phone that has fast charging want fast charging when the phone is charging? Charging off this is no different than charging off a wireless charger plugged into the wall at home, except for the portable one being a finite amount of charge. If given the option, why wouldn't someone want their phone to charge faster?

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Honestly wonder why anyone needs a battery pack anyway. I would have to be on my phone 10+ hours a day to run out of battery. If it runs out, it charges to 50% in like 30 minutes.
Do you never use your phone? Heavy phone users regularly must recharge their phone throughout the day. Sometimes you are just away from somewhere where you can plug in for extended periods of time. Batteries also degrade over time, so an older battery won't have the same capacity as a brand new battery. If recharging phones on the go was not a common issue, we wouldn;t see so many of these things being made and sold.
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10-28-2021 at 12:54 PM.
10-28-2021 at 12:54 PM.
Quote from kociubin :
Yup. It will charge a phone without a MagSafe case. Also, it comes with a magnetic ring that you can install on the outside of any case to make it magnetic (which helps the charger stay aligned and stay in place).

I've had this charger for a few weeks and I'm pretty happy with it. It's good for travel because I can just stick it on the back of my iPhone 13 pro and it keeps it charged while watching a movie. It charges slowly but I like the convenience of the built-in kickstand and not having to mess around with cables.

I preordered a 13 pro max and it still hasn't shipped. How have you had this and a 13 pro for a few weeks? Sus
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10-28-2021 at 01:42 PM.
10-28-2021 at 01:42 PM.
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You're right, but if you say anything negative about the Apple battery pack on here you get downvoted like crazy despite tons of anecdotes and other forums full of people pointing out how bad it is.
I think it would be decent @ $20 but no way I'm shelling out $100 for what, 1600mAh??? LOL!
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10-28-2021 at 01:44 PM.
10-28-2021 at 01:44 PM.
Quote from John_J :
OK question will this work if you have a case on your phone?
Sure, as long as it's thin enough. Works for me and my 12 with a Magsafe case.
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10-28-2021 at 01:45 PM.
10-28-2021 at 01:45 PM.
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How strong is the magnet through a fairly
Thin case? I have magnetic charging devices and the magnets hold is weak to barely felt.
I purposely get MagSafe cases from now on. Magsafe car mount (don't need the charging portion) too.
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10-28-2021 at 01:46 PM.
10-28-2021 at 01:46 PM.
Quote from Mi98ks :
Is this work with iPhone se 2020?
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No. Only the 12/13 series lines.
The iPhone SE 2020 has wireless charging (it's just an iPhone 8 with an iPhone 11 SoC). It of course doesn't have the MagSafe magnets as the 12/13 do, but you can add the included metal ring which has the same outline/dimensions as the MagSafe accessories do.
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dcmanryan
10-28-2021 at 04:19 PM.
10-28-2021 at 04:19 PM.
Quote from AkumaX :
The iPhone SE 2020 has wireless charging (it's just an iPhone 8 with an iPhone 11 SoC). It of course doesn't have the MagSafe magnets as the 12/13 do, but you can add the included metal ring which has the same outline/dimensions as the MagSafe accessories do.

Yes you're correct. I assumed they meant without it as I was not aware it came with that at the time I posted that.

Mine just showed up I and put it on my daughters 12 Pro Max and didn't add that magnet thing (am I supposed to?) and the phone with no case and putting this thing on and I must say the magnets suck. I haven't used any other brand or tried anything else but I'm not impressed except on the price with this one. If they're all like this no thanks. Personally speaking the silicone Apple branded battery case they used to make I'd take any day over this wireless magnetic stuff. It's only downfall was no off/on switch.
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gatorv
10-28-2021 at 06:23 PM.
10-28-2021 at 06:23 PM.
Quote from ElatedGuitar705 :
Huh? I think you're missing the point of a power bank or never used one. When you're on the go and your phone is low on juice, you plug it in and it charges the phone back up. This allows you to do that without a cord, through the wireless charging feature that the newer iphones have.



Why wouldn't someone that has a phone that has fast charging want fast charging when the phone is charging? Charging off this is no different than charging off a wireless charger plugged into the wall at home, except for the portable one being a finite amount of charge. If given the option, why wouldn't someone want their phone to charge faster?



Do you never use your phone? Heavy phone users regularly must recharge their phone throughout the day. Sometimes you are just away from somewhere where you can plug in for extended periods of time. Batteries also degrade over time, so an older battery won't have the same capacity as a brand new battery. If recharging phones on the go was not a common issue, we wouldn;t see so many of these things being made and sold.

MagSafe battery pack can always attached to the phone…basically adding battery. This doesn't need fast charging for something that's attached to the phone. A normal battery pack would definitely be better having fast charging, of course.

Charging a battery pack would also be nice to have fast charging…unless the iPhone iteself is capable of charging the MagSafe battery pack, in which case you would likely use your 20W USB-C to Lightning to charge the phone and battery pack at the same time. Again, you don't need fast charging when having the battery pack. 5W charging is enough to be using the phone at the same time - the reason for buying a MagSafe version battery pack.

Define a heavy user? If you're saying you use your phone for 10 hours a day, what job do you have? I can maybe understand being on an iPad for 10 hours.

I have had the iPhone XR, 11Pro and 12Pro. After a year of use, all of them still had at least 90% battery life. If you're as a heavy user as you say you are, I'd be upgrading my phone every year, so battery life would never be a concern.
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ElatedGuitar705
10-29-2021 at 11:00 AM.
10-29-2021 at 11:00 AM.
Quote from gatorv :
MagSafe battery pack can always attached to the phone…basically adding battery. This doesn't need fast charging for something that's attached to the phone. A normal battery pack would definitely be better having fast charging, of course.
What is the difference between what you call a "normal battery pack" and a magsafe battery pack? They are both attached to the phone and charging the phone. Why wouldn't you want a quicker charge in either case?

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Charging a battery pack would also be nice to have fast charging…unless the iPhone iteself is capable of charging the MagSafe battery pack, in which case you would likely use your 20W USB-C to Lightning to charge the phone and battery pack at the same time. Again, you don't need fast charging when having the battery pack. 5W charging is enough to be using the phone at the same time - the reason for buying a MagSafe version battery pack.
Again, why wouldn't you want fast charging when using the battery pack? Again, clearly you don't fully understand the point of this piece of technology. These things are to charge your phone on the go. IE away from a wall outlet, on the move, etc. If given the option of a slow charge, or a faster, safe, charge most normal people will opt for a faster charge in that situation.

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Define a heavy user? If you're saying you use your phone for 10 hours a day, what job do you have? I can maybe understand being on an iPad for 10 hours.

I have had the iPhone XR, 11Pro and 12Pro. After a year of use, all of them still had at least 90% battery life. If you're as a heavy user as you say you are, I'd be upgrading my phone every year, so battery life would never be a concern.
So you're saying that you have never needed to plug your phone in during the day to charge it up outside of your normal charging routine?
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tosias
10-29-2021 at 12:59 PM.
10-29-2021 at 12:59 PM.
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bumpaudio
10-30-2021 at 08:13 AM.
10-30-2021 at 08:13 AM.
I'm out. Uses a different charger cable then lightning. (Type-C)
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