Apple MagSafe battery and its capacity, the most expensive mAh on the market?

Recently Apple has launched your new MagSafe Battery, something that was to be expected and whose delay in the launch we do not know. We imagine that the staggered launch of this type of product must have some strategic component. What I do have clear is that it adds to my elaborate list of absurdly overpriced products from the Cupertino company.

Let's discover the new MagSafe Battery, its surprisingly low autonomy capacity and some of its less mentioned features. As they say: Apple has done it again.

We start with the packaging, in which we are only going to find the battery, not a miserable charging cable. Apple recommends that you use power adapters of 20W or more, curious considering that it went from including a 5W adapter in the iPhone to directly removing it from the box. On the other hand, they take the opportunity to recommend that we fully charge it before the first use.

When we connect it, it will appear in the Battery Widget, if we wish, while the output power is three times higher than the standard Apple charger, that is, will charge your iPhone with a power of 15W, yes, wirelessly. For its part, The battery is capable of offering a full charge of the iPhone 12 Mini and approximately 70% of a charge of the iPhone 12/12 Pro. 

While the Cupertino company is reluctant to disclose its ability in the advertising information, it has had no choice but to include it in the product to obtain the necessary certifications, this is how it has been known that The MagSafe Battery has a ridiculous 1.460 mAh. To give you an idea, the Xtorm Fuel Series 3 with wireless charging offers 6.000 mAh for less than half the cost of Apple's MagSafe Battery, which is priced at € 109. I can't say anything else, you judge.