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Until 2016, Apple laptops were proud of the MagSafe 2 technology. Thanks to it, we had magnetic chargers. This little thing has been praised by countless apple growers, and let's pour some pure wine - it was quite a morning when this unique item was replaced. It was in 2016 that Apple switched to USB-C, which of course can be understood as a step forward. However, today's keynote showed us that MagSafe has not been forgotten.

This label has now returned to us in a slightly different form and on a different product. We will now meet MagSafe with the just introduced iPhone 12, which has a set of special magnets on the back, thanks to which they can make it easier for Apple users to use it to a certain extent. Through this technology, for example, we will be able to wirelessly power our phone, when the iPhone is literally magnetically connected to the charger. But of course that's not all. Appel takes this concept one level further and comes with the so-called MagSafe accessory. Various covers and the like will now stick like nails on iPhones.

In the case of charging, the magnets are also directly optimized for even and as efficient as possible 15W charging. The Qi standard was retained anyway. The Californian giant is popular in the world mainly thanks to its sophisticated ecosystem. Looking at it from that perspective, it's already clear to us that another ecosystem of compatible magnetic iPhone accessories is about to take shape.

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MagSafe could mainly please the driver. Such magnetic chargers, which can also serve as phone holders, could come into cars. Thanks to this, we would not have to put rather unaesthetic stands in cars, but we could replace them with a more elegant apple solution that will charge our iPhone at the same time. In connection with chargers, products such as MagSafe Charger and MagSafe Duo Charger were introduced during the conference. The first mentioned can wirelessly and magnetically charge the iPhone, while the second product can handle the simultaneous power supply of the iPhone and Apple Watch.

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