One of the topics we have covered the most in our weekly podcasts is eThe rumor that Apple could introduce reverse wireless charging in the next line of iPhones. A possibility that comes in handy to allow us to charge the AirPods thanks to our iPhone for example, something that we already see in other devices from other brands. The rumor has been on everyone's lips since with the release of the iPhone 12 several media confirmed that this device could do a reverse charge, but that it was not activated. Up to now… Yesterday the MagSafe Battery for the iPhone 12 was launched, and it can be charged thanks to the reverse charging of the iPhone ... Keep reading that we tell you all the details.
As you can see in the image that heads this article, the new MagSafe Battery is no longer a case as we saw in the past, now it is simply a module, a battery, which is attached to our iPhone thanks to the new MagSafe. The battery is charged via Lightning but thanks to the support document we can know that Apple allows it to be loaded thanks to the iPhone, that is, if we are charging our iPhone, or we have it connected via Lightning for whatever reason, We just have to put the MagSafe Battery on the back of the iPhone so that it also begins to charge.
You can also charge both (iPhone and Battery) if you connect your MagSafe battery pack to your iPhone and then connect your iPhone to a power source. You may want to charge this way if you need to connect your iPhone to another device while charging, as if you are using CarPlay with cable or transferring photos to a Mac.
There was a lot of talk about this wireless charging and yes, it does exist and it is available in the new iPhone 12. Now, many of you will want it for other uses such as charging AirPods, but would you use it? With regard to how Apple applies news, I think that if they did not activate it previously they will not do it and they will simply use it for this new MagSafe Battery.
