The MagSafe is a great connector: It can charge your iPhone up to 15W, and it does so wirelessly, and seamlessly. The magnets snap on, and away you go. But MagSafe products are controlled by Apple, and until now, it was the only way to get the 15W charging, and the magnetic-snapping experience. No more. The new version of the open Qi charging standard, Qi2, brings the same MagSafe features to third-party accessories, which don’t need Apple’s (costly and time-consuming) approval. If you’re using an iPhone 13 or higher running iOS 17.2 or later, you can use a Qi2 charger natively—just snap it to the back. Qi2 is still fairly new—Apple only announced support for it with the introduction of iPho
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