expired Posted by f12_26 | Staff • Nov 28, 2023
Nov 28, 2023 4:03 AM
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expired Posted by f12_26 | Staff • Nov 28, 2023
Nov 28, 2023 4:03 AM
Prime Members: ESR Magsafe Magnetic Wireless Charger for iPhone 15/14/13/12 Series with A/C Cable $10.87 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or orders $35+
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"Output Current 12 Amps"
...and I have my doubts
one review points out it is "FOR magsafe " ...not actually a magsafe charger but rather work with magsafe phones? lol.
"ESR Charger for Magsafe, Magnetic Charger for iPhone, Wireless Charger iPhone Compatible with iPhone 15/14/13/12 Series, Strong Magnetic Charger Pad with A/C Cable"
"Output Current 12 Amps"
...and I have my doubts
one review points out it is "FOR magsafe " ...not actually a magsafe charger but rather work with magsafe phones? lol.
"ESR Charger for Magsafe, Magnetic Charger for iPhone, Wireless Charger iPhone Compatible with iPhone 15/14/13/12 Series, Strong Magnetic Charger Pad with A/C Cable"
In the end, this should mean it works fine for all phones. I believe that "Magsafe" chargers are a little off the normal Qi standard. The end result would likely be slower charging for iPhones, but more universal compatibility.
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If it charges your iPhone just fine, do you really give a crap if your iPhone doesn't see it as a magsafe accessory? I always love when iphone people have to point that out. Take away stars on their review because i don't see the pop up when I attach it. 🙄
If they submitted it to Apple for that certification and to get the pop up, it wouldn't be that cheap.
In the end, this should mean it works fine for all phones. I believe that "Magsafe" chargers are a little off the normal Qi standard. The end result would likely be slower charging for iPhones, but more universal compatibility.
I'm just a sample size of 1. But with various outcomes between 2 Androids and 3 Magsafe chargers, I gave up on it for a while. That being said, my new Pixel 8 Pro seems to work great with the chargers I still had lying around.
Side note 1: The article you linked to hinted at issues in the past.
Stick-on rings for adding MagSafe to Android phones (and older iPhones) have been around for the last three years, but I've been loath to recommend them to any phone with wireless charging support. Case manufacturers started building cases with MagSafe rings built-in for some Android phones in the last 18-24 months, but it's all been lesser brands with mixed results.
Side note 2: The article also explicitly states that some Magsafe chargers won't necessarily work with standard Qi devices.
Now, this isn't to say all MagSafe chargers are guaranteed to work with Android phones. Plenty of cheap — and not so cheap — MagSafe chargers only have Apple's 7.5W profile built into them, meaning they won't work with Android phones. But most quality third-party MagSafe magnetic charging pads and wireless power banks will work with Qi-enabled Android phones, either at 10W or at the base 5W.
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