Many of you will already have in your hands the new iPhone 12 or iPhone 12 ProYou are still reading us from these devices too… New devices that are also accompanied by the new MagSafe, Apple's new wireless charger. It seems that the MagSafe is going to give a lot to talk about, we have told you that this Apple's new wireless charger may leave marks on some cases, and now we bring you a comparison confirming that the new MagSafe is 20% slower than the cable charger. Keep reading that we give you all the details ...
Everything has to be said, it is quite obvious that wireless charging, no matter how much MagSafe we have, will never be the same as a cable charge, yes, it provides other advantages such as the convenience of charging our device when placing it on a surface, very useful for our bedside table for example. As you can see in the previous review, one of the best I have seen with permission from the Actualidad iPhone, Wall Street Journal journalist Joanna Stern teaches us from the field of MetLife Stadium all the news about the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, and makes a mention of the new MagSafe. In the screenshot you see at the beginning of this post you can see howor a charge up to 50% of the capacity of the iPhone 12 can take 1 hour with the MagSafe, half an hour less than a normal wireless charger, so something can be achieved with the MagSafe.
Mind you, let's compare it to a 20W USB-C charger, and we find that charging up to 50% takes only 28 minutes, that is, 32 minutes less than it takes to charge the new MagSafe. But as we say, it is obvious that a wireless charger takes longer, it will never be up to the USB-C charger no matter how much they tell us. I also tell you, this new MagSafe, and the possibility of using other accessories that take advantage of this surface of magnets is one of the novelties that I liked the most about the new iPhone, so we should not detract from them at all. And to you, what do you think of the new MagSafe technology of the new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro?
What I think is that wireless charging is a real game. If the mobile has to be still in a place, charging, it does not matter to you to plug in a cable than to put it on a surface. I have seen silly solutions, but like this one, few.