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Apple MagSafe charger
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When you are right, you are right @Lama_lama
This product only serves the people who just feel like getting rid of 51 CHF.
LG
I have the MagSafe in a separate holder, so I can just put it on and take it off. If it's just lying on the table, you have to push it to the side with your fingers and then it's easy to get it off. I have never had any problems removing the MagSafe.
Former employee
5 years ago
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A 20W USB-C power adapter would have to be ordered separately. In principle, however, all 20W USB-C adapters can be used.
Galaxus
4 months ago
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Yes, you can connect the MagSafe charger (15 W) directly to a USB-C port in the car, as long as it provides enough power. A USB-C car charger with at least 20 W is recommended for fast charging.
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Galaxus
7 months ago
The cable integrated into the MagSafe charger (15 W) is 1 metre long. It is also available in a version with a 2-metre cable, depending on the model chosen. The cable is a white braided USB-C type.
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Yes, it should work, but not at full power
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Hi Hearing Specialist; according to Apple's website;
"Magnetic alignment only works on iPhone 12, iPhone 13, iPhone 14 and iPhone 15."
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is called : Samsung Galaxy Watch Wireless Charging Dock, on the Samsung site it is called : Wireless Charger EP-OR825 ;-)
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Hello Mr. Probst,
no, the MS only has a 1m long connection cable.
Sincerely, Steffen Spatz
Where exactly should the charger be displayed? Are other chargers displayed?
Only the charging process is displayed (!), at the beginning, the first second in a typical MagSafe way, and then at the top right with the lightning in the battery symbol.
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Yes, it just doesn't stick.
Yes is compatible with iPhone 12 and 13, also does not need a case
Hi, could the discolouration be from the phone case? That is often the case, there is no discolouration on mine, I have the Apple leather case in brown.
it doesn't sound normal. it also consumes power permanently when it is plugged in, even when it is not charging a device. It is better to disconnect it from the mains when not in use.
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@YxngJens, this is incorrect. The iPhone 11 Pro Max supports wireless charging, but not Magsafe. Magsafe was introduced with the iPhone 12. @Tomlecter, I would recommend you to find a Magsafe compatible case for your iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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Charging works, but it does not hold magnetically as the IPhone 11 pro does not have a Magsafe.
Yes, you can put a piece of fabric from an old t-shirt between the magsafe and the iphone, for example, or wrap it around the magsafe.
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I don't think so as it's an Apple product for iPhone 🤪
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I bought mine here and it works fine with the plug in the socket. Maybe you just need more wattage?
No, some protectors are "transparent" and allow adjustment to the magnet and the load. Like my Nevox Carbon.
It just has to be a USB-C charger, so no!
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