Wireless charging for iPhones took a giant leap forward with MagSafe in 2020. While still slower than some Android phones that support up to 80W wireless charging, MagSafe offers a perfect balance of ...

David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over the last decade, he's reviewed phones for TechRadar as well as covered tech, gaming, and culture for Engadget, Popular Mechanics ...

Apple, which usually plays safe when it comes to new standards, already surprised us with Qi2 compatibility on its iPhone 15, but it turns out that Cupertino has more up its sleeve. As spotted by ...

In 2024, we've come a long way from the time wherein wire management was an essential life skill for everyone who owned electronics. Despite many things still needing wires or cables, we've ...

There’s good news for iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 users still holding off on upgrading to an iPhone 15. 9to5Mac reports that the iOS 17.2 update will offer Qi2 wireless charging support — like on the ...

The feature that is most appealing to TikTokers is the fact that this Anker charger also doubles as an iPhone stand thanks to ...

For the past several years, certified MagSafe chargers have been the best way to wirelessly charging your iPhone. Why? Because they’re was faster and better than traditional Qi (pronounced “chee“) ...

I remember when Apple announced that it was bringing MagSafe charging to the iPhone. The company made some bold predictions, almost positioning MagSafe as the future of wireless charging and the dawn ...

Yesterday, Apple revealed that next week’s iOS 17.2 update will bring support for Qi2 wireless charging to the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14. There were, however, some questions about whether older iPhones ...

If you've picked up a new iPhone within the past few years, you're sure to have noticed that it comes with a USB-C-to-Lightning cable that isn't compatible with your existing charger. We know, it's ...

The Apple Watch and iPhone charging modules fold down to the 0.53 inch / 14mm deep base pad, but while the former sits below surface level, the iPhone charging pad sits at least 0.2 inches / 5mm above ...