Apple reportedly considered releasing its popular MagSafe Charger in different colors, according to rare Apple products collector Kosutami.
In a post on Twitter, Kosutami says that Apple used to have a colored version of the MagSafe Charger, similar to the MacBook charging cable.
Recently got some prototype and informations. It shows that the MagSafe charger used to have colored version, just like their's MagSafe MacBook Charging cable-but with more saturation. （Also tried on the unreleased Magic Charger)
Currently, Apple sells its USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable in Starlight, Silver, Midnight, and Space Gray colors. It's possible that the company could have offered the MagSafe Charger in colors to match those available for iPhone.
The MagSafe Charger offers wireless fast charging of iPhones at 15W and is currently on sale for $31, down from $39. We've shared a video comparing the charging times for iPhone when using different official Apple chargers. Check that out here:
● iPhone Charging Speed Test
Notably, the iPhone 15 is expected to support fast charging without a MiFi certified charger. This is likely because the smartphone will add support for the Qi2 wireless fast charging standard that Apple contributed to.
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In a post on Twitter, Kosutami says that Apple used to have a colored version of the MagSafe Charger, similar to the MacBook charging cable.
Recently got some prototype and informations. It shows that the MagSafe charger used to have colored version, just like their's MagSafe MacBook Charging cable-but with more saturation. （Also tried on the unreleased Magic Charger)
Currently, Apple sells its USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable in Starlight, Silver, Midnight, and Space Gray colors. It's possible that the company could have offered the MagSafe Charger in colors to match those available for iPhone.
The MagSafe Charger offers wireless fast charging of iPhones at 15W and is currently on sale for $31, down from $39. We've shared a video comparing the charging times for iPhone when using different official Apple chargers. Check that out here:
● iPhone Charging Speed Test
Notably, the iPhone 15 is expected to support fast charging without a MiFi certified charger. This is likely because the smartphone will add support for the Qi2 wireless fast charging standard that Apple contributed to.
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