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What is Apple MagSafe? The new/old iPhone 12 charging tech explained

What is Apple MagSafe? The new/old iPhone 12 charging tech explained

Posted on October 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple is bringing back MagSafe charging, enabling iPhone 12 handsets to be wirelessly charged by a magnetic disc placed on the rear of the device. The MagSafe brand also introduces a range of new accessories. So, what is MagSafe?

What is MagSafe?

In the context of the new iPhone 12, MagSafe is a new way to charge an iPhone 12 handset, without the need for a lightning cable to be plugged in. The new handsets feature magnets in a new rear casing, which will snap to a charging dock for a secure charge. It’s very similar to the existing charging solution for the Apple Watch.
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