Amazon has for Select Belkin Wireless Chargers (MagSafe Compatible) on sale below for prices starting from $14.99 > now from $22.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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Amazon has for Select Belkin Wireless Chargers (MagSafe Compatible) on sale below for prices starting from $14.99 > now from $22.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
Thanks to community member Debuki for finding this deal.
Beware the MagSafe compatible charger is not really a MagSafe charger. It's just a 7.5 watt Qi charger with magnets. Normal MagSafe chargers are 15 W and charge twice as fast.
Beware the MagSafe compatible charger is not really a MagSafe charger. It's just a 7.5 watt Qi charger with magnets. Normal MagSafe chargers are 15 W and charge twice as fast.
Beware the MagSafe compatible charger is not really a MagSafe charger. It's just a 7.5 watt Qi charger with magnets. Normal MagSafe chargers are 15 W and charge twice as fast.
The INVZI ones also have an adjustable angle head while the Belkin one has a fixed angle.
I've got two of those INVZI ones. They work great. Of course they are much more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
I'm also a fan of those adjustable angle magnetic stand chargers. I have a couple but not MFI certified so limited to 7.5w. $64+ is too much for me to pay for the 15w (which in tests isn't actually much faster than 7.5w). Are INZVI and Belkin the only ones making MFI certified ones??
Beware the MagSafe compatible charger is not really a MagSafe charger. It's just a 7.5 watt Qi charger with magnets. Normal MagSafe chargers are 15 W and charge twice as fast.
I knowt this is a bit off topic on this deal and I'm a noob to wireless charging, upgraded from a 7 to a 13 Pro over the summer. I've read that wireless charging at lower watts is overall better for battery health in the iPhone. I picked up one Best Buy Insignia wireless charger closeout deals a few weeks back. Those are rated at 10 watts which seems more than enough since I dock it nightly and not seen the battery drop below 80-90 daily. Anyone comment on the truth to the claim on battery health?
For those wanting the Belkin Magnetic Wireless Charger (WIA005), may check your local Walgreens, found them last week for $3.99 . Also included in the BOGO 50%off promotion. So was able to get 2 for $6. Possibly YMMV but saw in all the few Walgreens I went to
I knowt this is a bit off topic on this deal and I'm a noob to wireless charging, upgraded from a 7 to a 13 Pro over the summer. I've read that wireless charging at lower watts is overall better for battery health in the iPhone. I picked up one Best Buy Insignia wireless charger closeout deals a few weeks back. Those are rated at 10 watts which seems more than enough since I dock it nightly and not seen the battery drop below 80-90 daily. Anyone comment on the truth to the claim on battery health?
More watts equals more heat, and more heat does not help the battery. Does faster wireless charging generate enough heat to make a noticeable difference in battery health over the life of the phone vs slow charging? Who knows--I've not seen a long-term comparison done, and Apple won't say--if they know.
That being said, I only put it on the charging pad when we go to bed, and it's on there all night. I have no need for fast charging for that application, and having less heat generated and absorbed by the phone doesn't hurt. I'm picking one of these up to replace the current pad because having the magnets to ensure proper alignment will be handy. Now when I reach over and set the phone on the pad sight unseen I won't have to wait for the vibration to confirm I have it on the pad correctly--or adjust-wait-adjust-wait-etc.
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they will only charge apple magsafe phones at 7.5w, per apple's cap on third party chargers.
Here is an example of a real MagSafe dock:
INVZI MagFree Wireless Charger... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1MBGGDH
The INVZI ones also have an adjustable angle head while the Belkin one has a fixed angle.
I've got two of those INVZI ones. They work great. Of course they are much more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
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they will only charge apple magsafe phones at 7.5w, per apple's cap on third party chargers.
Here is an example of a real MagSafe dock:
INVZI MagFree Wireless Charger... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1MBGGDH
The INVZI ones also have an adjustable angle head while the Belkin one has a fixed angle.
I've got two of those INVZI ones. They work great. Of course they are much more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
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they will only charge apple magsafe phones at 7.5w, per apple's cap on third party chargers.
As an example:
https://www.belkin.com/us/magsafe.../p-wia004/
Some of their boost chargers also charge at 15W MagSafe speeds.
Here is an example of a real MagSafe dock:
INVZI MagFree Wireless Charger... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1MBGGDH
The INVZI ones also have an adjustable angle head while the Belkin one has a fixed angle.
I've got two of those INVZI ones. They work great. Of course they are much more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
Here is an example of a real MagSafe dock:
INVZI MagFree Wireless Charger... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1MBGGDH
The INVZI ones also have an adjustable angle head while the Belkin one has a fixed angle.
I've got two of those INVZI ones. They work great. Of course they are much more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
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That being said, I only put it on the charging pad when we go to bed, and it's on there all night. I have no need for fast charging for that application, and having less heat generated and absorbed by the phone doesn't hurt. I'm picking one of these up to replace the current pad because having the magnets to ensure proper alignment will be handy. Now when I reach over and set the phone on the pad sight unseen I won't have to wait for the vibration to confirm I have it on the pad correctly--or adjust-wait-adjust-wait-etc.