Poking around the internet, there appears to be the idea that Apple will phase out MagSafe just as it did to 3D Touch. MagSafe isn't going anywhere. At the same time, it also opted not to include ...

The rationale for keeping MagSafe off the iPhone 16e doesn't hold up to scrutiny, and is disappointing on multiple levels. Apple has a history ... and no iPhone offers the 60W-plus charging ...

Apple’s MagSafe technology, supported by all models of iPhone since the iPhone 12 (except the iPhone SE and 16e), presents a more efficient way of wirelessly charging compatible iPhones.

It features a wireless charging nook for AirPods, an Apple Watch charging puck, a MagSafe charging stand for ... Charger in white/silver delivers up to 60W of power while keeping all your devices ...

the magnetic attraction will not tug the iPhone into place the way it would if the phone had MagSafe, but it will still make a little snapping sound when you get it right. Apple has yet to respond ...

However, even if you have no plans to buy the new M4 MacBook Air, you can still get a sky blue USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable. Apple’s USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable now available in a new color The new sky ...

For the ‌MacBook Air‌ models, Apple makes color-matched MagSafe cables to ship along with them, and there is a new sky blue variant available as of today, which can be purchased standalone.

Let me explain. I posted a grumpy article Monday citing the lack of MagSafe support as the single most annoying thing about Apple’s new iPhone 16e. Having lived through and reviewed large ...

You can still use MagSafe accessories on the iPhone 16e if you purchase a compatible case or adapter. As a new product, the iPhone 16e represents an interesting value proposition from Apple.

Alas, I was wrong. Unlike most PC manufacturers, who rely on the humble barrel jack and its readily available variants, Apple liked to use the Magsafe connector on its Macbook line. This connector ...