Thanks to the new MagSafe technology, Apple has ushered in a new era of wireless mobile charging: with a gentle release, the MagSafe battery pack can be firmly attached to the phone, continuously powering the iPhone. So how to charge MagSafe battery pack? With only a PD 20W power adapter and a Lightning charging cable, you can charge iPhone 13 and the MagSafe battery pack at the same time.

When the charging cable is plugged into the phone, it will first charge the phone to 80% before starting to charge the MagSafe battery pack. When both reach 80%, they will be charged at the same time at the speed of trickle charging until fully charged.

When the charging cable is plugged into the MagSafe battery pack, the phone and the MagSafe battery pack will be charged at the same time, and both will be charged to 80% at almost the same time. After that, the mobile phone will be fully charged first, and then the MagSafe battery pack will be charged.

Previous wireless charging is applied in fixed indoor scenes, such as office or home, and relies on wireless chargers to achieve. The MagSafe battery pack extends the use of wireless charging to the outdoors, greatly improving convenience.

How fast does the MagSafe battery pack charge? Although MagSafe battery pack users can update their firmware to version 2.7.b.0 for faster 7.5W charging, the actual charging speed is still slow. In the case of not using the mobile phone, the power charged in half an hour is actually less than 5%. Although according to the official data, the capacity of 2920mAh can provide 60% of the power of iPhone 13 Pro, but it actually takes a long time to charge 10%-20%.

If you use the mobile phone while using the MagSafe battery pack to charge, whether you are browsing the TikTok, watching videos or playing games, the power will not increase, the charging symbol in the upper right corner of iPhone will always exist, but the power is decreasing.

To give a more vivid example, if you find that the battery logo in the upper right corner of iPhone turns red, which means that the battery level is less than 20%, after you attach a MagSafe battery pack to your iPhone, it will indicate that it is charging. Continue to use the phone lightly at this time, then you will never be able to charge the battery to more than 20%, so that it will be prompted repeatedly that the battery level is less than 20%, which is very embarrassing.

This is probably the reason why many users complain about the “sucking power” of the MagSafe battery pack.

Due to factors such as heat dissipation, the power supply speed of MagSafe battery pack is not as fast as the power consumption speed of iPhone. However, having an external battery that can supply power at any time is more convenient than running home to charge.

Even if it is a giant in the technology industry, Apple is currently unable to break through the laws of physics, small size, fast heat dissipation, high power… These properties are very important, if you think “I want them all”, you can only wait for the next time that science and technology have a major breakthrough, at least not yet.

Apple is very obsessed with wireless charging. You can use the MagSafe battery pack as a wireless charger. When connected to a PD20W power adapter, it can output up to 15W of wireless power, just like other MagSafe chargers. From this point of view, the MagSafe battery pack has undoubtedly opened up a new idea for the charging industry: the power bank does not need to be bound by the wire, whether it is a charger or a power bank, or even a card holder, Apple is using MagSafe to bring consumers a more novel and convenient user experience.

If you want to experience the convenience of a MagSafe battery pack, but are reluctant to accept the large capacity and fast charging function of a conventional power bank, we recommend this 10,000 mAh magnetic power bank from DUZZONA, which can be attached to the iPhone 12/13 Series to charge. It has a built-in charging protection system, which is safe and secure, and the price is only half of the original Apple MagSafe battery pack.

If you need fast charging, you can also choose wired charging, which supports Apple PD 20W two-way fast charging and Huawei 22.5W super fast charging.