Deals: MagSafe Battery Pack on Sale for $74.99 ($24 Off)
Amazon today has the MagSafe Battery Pack for $74.99, down from $99.00. The accessory is in stock and ready to ship today, and it's sold by Amazon.
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This sale has been applied automatically, so you won't need a discount code. The best price we've ever seen on this accessory was at $74.24 at Verizon, so today's deal is nearly a match of the lowest-ever price on the MagSafe Battery Pack.
The MagSafe Battery Pack magnetically attaches to the iPhone 12 or iPhone 13, providing wireless charging while traveling. In total, the accessory is compatible with the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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Top Rated Comments
It’s a decent solution and works reliably. Charges at a cool 5W for minimal heating issues while providing power. It’s clearly geared to be used long-term rather than snapping it on when battery is low and you need quick charge. In that regard, previous solution was more seamless (design-wise). And it’s this 5W that’s having people running around fussing over it as if we are camping in the woods without power everyday or that our iPhones need charging every two minutes so the 5W charging won’t be enough or fast enough. It’s good. It’s really good if we get out of the survival mode and start living in the present world with countless power outlets available around us.
Furthermore you can charge your AirPods with it in a pinch (wireless charging). That’s something you couldn’t do before.
All in all, it’s a great accompaniment for the Apple ecosystem (AirPods + iPhone) and not just for the iPhone.
That’s what makes it great.
Especially on price.
For what you’re getting, the Apple battery pack should be $29.