Did Apple just FIX the MagSafe Battery Pack? (RESULTS)

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[@AK-KW]

For such a pricy brick at a turtle speed, who cares！🤣

[@jessemac8074]

WHY !!!!! PLEASE TELL ME

[@jessemac8074]

Now my fingers smell bad

[@Whozae]

Why does no one talk about the IPhone 11 Pro Battery Case by:Apple we need it back for new models of iphone

[@yoshi555king]

not buying it unless ghe prices drops at €60 (like my battery case for the cs max after 2 years)

[@deogiezoie]

The idea of the MagSafe battery pack is not to recharge your iPhone from 0-100% that’s not what it’s designed for. It’s designed to keep your iPhone at 90% until the battery pack is dead and then your phone is at 90% and good to go for the rest of the day. It’s not a recharging pack it’s a battery extension.

[@zgoaty9235]

This is like how Apple’s charging cases worked for iPhones pre-Magsafe: They were designed as extensions to the stock battery to extend battery life beyond the phone’s rated usage time. I had one for my 6S when I had it, and again my XR when I had it. In both cases I was able to get more than two days worth of moderate to heavy usage on average with no heavy hit to the capacity of the battery over time (the packs did still introduce a minor amount of iPhone battery degradation, my 6S being at about 84% battery health and my XR being at about 83% after two-three year of usage out of each).

[@reggiesanders1284]

Exactly. You’re out having a great time, taking photos and such, and you don’t have to (stop) and charge, you just keep going until your (portable) battery pack is depleted - charge both later. It’s a stop gap move, like having an energy bar in your pocket. Also, I’m not gonna try an off-brand charger on my iPhone, only later to learn that it harmed it in some way.

[@hieuniverse]

This. Plus, it is by design for it to stop charging when it is exposed to high temperatures to prolong battery health. Software and hardware integration.

[@vladimirrosario6154]

Why my don’t charge my phone 📱 when I’m using the phone the battery 🪫 keep draining what the point of this MagSafe

[@vladimirrosario6154]

Why my don’t charge my phone 📱 when I’m using the phone the battery 🪫 keep draining what the point of this MagSafe

[@renaudg]

The 60% vs 57% battery level after the update is probably just down to the quicker charge : your phone simply used up 3 extra percentage points of battery to stay on during the extra 30 mins it took before the update.

[@ebenz1485]

DM👆

[@mohammadaminmemarzadeh45]

Exactly 👌 Probably the best way to measure efficiency was to just keep the phone in the same condition and report the battery percent when the other one finished. Still impressive though.

[@JonathanLaRiviere]

Thank you, was hoping someone high in the comments mentioned this.

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

3% is within tolerance.

[@mike15.]

how did you update it ? mine still havent

[@dacree0216]

Apple’s battery pack is designed to act just like a phone battery, but external. So you can plug in either the battery pack or your phone, they’ll all be fully charged eventually. That’s their selling point. Whereas others they are just power bank, meaning you have to charge your phone and power bank separately.

[@ASJSTAT]

If you charge the power bank wouldn’t it charge the phone as well?

[@jazzhandsdan207]

I also love the fact I can use it as a wireless charger for my AirPods.

[@ganbatte1260]

how about another magnetic powerbank?

[@xxFitzxx187]

I can assure you, that is not a huge selling point lmao ]

[@ganbatte1260]

@@xxFitzxx187 agree

[@boritacomasr5609]

This battery pack is basically an extender not really a power bank. This is supposed to stay on your phone from the beginning of the day when you take it off the charger. It basically sticks around 89-91 percent of charge all day until the pack runs out. Once your phone hits the 88% mark it starts to charge up again until it hits 91%. Then it stops charging; uses that time to cool off and stuff as you know wireless charger heats up. Since it's a 5w charge it won't heat up massively, same now 7.5w. The reason you get less charge on the max is because the max has a larger battery thus taking more juice from the battery to charge up. Which is the reason the max only gets 40% juice from the pack. While the normal 13 and 13 pro get about 70 percent of charge.

[@TerrySitu]

I have the MagSafe battery and hadn’t use it for at least 6 months but the battery still got 75% of battery when I picked it up again last week. I think this is good 👍

[@harrison00xXx]

Pretty bad idea, never store Lithium batteries for a longer time fully charged (or fully discharged). You are doing the best in the case of 6 months not using it if you store it at around 50% which should be anywhere around the perfect storage voltage of 3,75-3,9V for LiIon/LiPo

[@lemonflavorclorox7389]

Pretty much the case with ANY battery pack. - ANY battery pack would be around same % charge even after a year.

[@bodigames]

@@harrison00xXx lol yeah I learned the hard way. didnt use my normal airpods first gen for 2 years because i got the airpods pro. my pros were empty so while charging I decided to use my normal airpods again and guess what? battery is completely destroyed. airpods itself when 100% get drained in 30 seconds and the airpods case when charged to 100% gets drained in 10 seconds and doesnt even charge the airpods except when plugged in.

[@mysterydpt4663]

@@harrison00xXx interesting , so you should be using it everyday where it goes anywhere between 20% - 90%

[@JayCatterson]

I disagree. The MagSafe battery pack is THE perfect accessory to go along with the mini iPhone lineup (12 and 13 mini). Not only does the pack fit perfectly with the phone's dimensions, the power saving tech that apple has baked in will protect your internal phone battery life. Plus now it will charge your iPhone mini faster with this update. So far it's been a really great combo, and when I have the battery pack attached to my iPhone 13 mini at the beginning of the day, it easily extends my battery life for longer than a full day, even lasting well into the next morning. And it's also my default MagSafe charger (I totally skipped on buying the MagSafe charging puck and got this instead). It's a great accessory that I recommend any iPhone mini phone owner to get.

[@ebenz1485]

DM👆

[@danielxmiller]

Just out of curiosity, if you need to always have the magsafe battery pack to get you through the whole day, what was the purpose of getting the mini? The regular size has considerable longer battery life. Or is it not something you need everyday? I've heard the battery life on the mini is really bad.

[@NStamp]

@@danielxmiller I use 13 mini and my battery can stay whole day, there is a huge battery improvement between 12 and 13 mini. And if you watch battery test in youtube, you can see that there is only 1 hour screen on time between 13 and 13 mini

[@JayCatterson]

@@danielxmiller I don’t use it every day, because the life of the 13 mini gets me through the day no problem with regular use. I usually get to about 30% battery life left at the end of the day with regular daily use. Even apple rates it at 17 hours which is the same as the regular 12 (I had the 12 and I get better battery life on the 13 mini with my usage). It’s only on those days I know I’ll be out and about using it heavily for long periods of time where just slapping the battery pack on the back and going about my day where it really extends battery life. And I usually have the battery pack in my Fanny pack just in case, but I only use it once every so often. Also it’s about the form factor; the size of the mini is a joy to use, and it doesn’t give up any of the power or the cameras as the bigger 13. It’s more pocketable and it’s such a great phone to use! I hope this answers your question.

[@justincarney930]

@@JayCatterson I have the 13mini as well and I have small hands so the 13mini was a no brainer for me. I had a 6S before this and like the smaller phone better personally. I really hope apple keeps the mini line going into the future because I won’t know what to do if I have to go back to a big phone again.

[@hereistand2008]

After updated, its much better now. I love how it's lighter than other battery packs and it's so so easy to use.

[@mike15.]

how did you update it ?

[@hereistand2008]

@@mike15. plug into my iPad and leave it for 4-5 mins

[@jordaneworley]

If I update this battery pack can I get that 7.5w speed on the qi charging for older devices? Or are they still locked to the 5w Qi speed regardless of firmware?

[@caffeinelife]

I have one of these for my iPhone 13 mini, mostly for when I travel on business twice a month. It’s perfect for getting me through a full day when I’m flying and I find that I don’t even pull out my iPad unless I’m on a longer flight. I just listen to podcast or watch a downloaded film on my mighty mini (which I ❤️). It’s a really great solution. If I was going camping, I would likely want to rely on a larger battery pack for a day or two. I took my phone with me on a 12 hour escapade to Munich and it was a great benefit to have this battery. I was text and using the phone on the plane sporadically and then used the phone for all day when I got to the office in Munich. I’m very happy with this purchase.

[@nibbax7772]

Will it still charge my phone if I’m using it? Or do I have to not use it for it to charge it

[@blacbraun]

If you have an iPhone 13 series I doubt you would ever need a wireless charger unless you are a VERY heavy user and won't be near an outlet all day. Battery life is so good on those phones.

[@jeremybirdwell2623]

Pretty sure the pack not continuing to torch the battery while it is hot is a feature, not a bug.

[@SOLDAT_NG]

I’ve also noticed the temperature of the pack, especially when using the phone and watching videos, is significantly less than it was at 5W before the update

[@agthegoat26]

Is it really? Holy cow; this morning i finally got it to update after basically a week. i usually charged wired but this entire week I charged with magsafe battery since I don’t have a macbook or an ipad. But if it really is much cooler than it was before i’ll have more confidence using it especially now with 7.5watts

[@heyspookyboogie644]

It’s interesting they were able to make that much of an improvement with the exact same hardware.

[@Panther1th]

Just because the form factors look the same doesn’t mean the purpose of them are the same. Apple intended this to be a battery extender. Not a portable wall outlet.. think of it like one of their battery case. It just extends the life of your internal batter when you need it. Everyone measures the the ability of this product based on how much of you battery capacity it can replenish and how fast it can do it. Instead it should be how many more ours of use did you get out of your phone by using the battery pack than if you didn’t. So if you had 20% battery left when leaving work but we’re heading out with friends if you slap it on would u be able to use your phone a lot more and a lot longer than that 20% would have allowed. This is why it’s so compact so it can stay attached to your phone. Remember the apple battery case used to. Just stick out at the bottom right where the bag safe pack attaches to your phone?

[@gustavoreyes6559]

Wow, thank you Apple for finally giving us what we were supposed to have had in the first place.

[@LMD1023]

I have 2 of these! I carry one in my bag at all times and swap out with my second one every other day. Haven’t had any issues or need of more power so far, but that’s my usage. So, bottom line I’m happy!

[@lukethedrifter]

Same asf.

[@ejicon3099]

2 of which ones? Two Apple packs or two Ankler packs?

[@PatalJunior]

My phone rocks 55W wireless charging. Sure I know there aren't any wireless charging power banks that can do those speeds, but there are normal wireless chargers that do that speed, and It is pretty impressive.

[@busken10]

huh? what phone is that?

[@whatsupeveryone]

@@busken10 notice how he didn't reply to you

[@busken10]

@@whatsupeveryone i cant say i thought much about it before you mentioned it now

[@denniskirschbaum9109]

Thank you. I already have the Apple MagSafe Battery Pack. I appreciate your info on the improvement and how to update the firmware!

[@ebenz1485]

DM 👆

[@agthegoat26]

one big upside about the apple one is the fact that it has the ability to be updated. that is a major feature that the others do not have

[@reggiesanders1284]

I guess the idea is not how long or fast it’s charging but the fact that it’s a resource when you have no other options? If you’re in a situation where you can’t stop and charge, this is a perfect option, right?

[@hardikar0jas]

It should be noted that the battery pack can be used as a full on 15w MagSafe charger if you plug a lightning cable to the battery pack and attach your iPhone to it.

[@vucci8378]

Thanks

[@vucci8378]

Also can you use this pack with the mag safe clear case?

[@the7kas]

Great review as always but I have a question. With the Anker 622, Could I charge my phone via MagSafe while at the same time charging my watch through the port?

[@the7kas]

I just purchased an Anker 622 and I can confirm you CAN'T charge through MagSafe if you are also charging via USB C cable. Hope this is helpful to someone

[@ejicon3099]

I just found out last night by accident that you can charge your wireless airpod and airpod pro cases using the Magsafe battery extender pack. Just rest the wireless airpods case on the magsafe circle ring of the battery extender pack and POOF! Charge! I would be careful with using the MagSafe battery extender as a desk charger. They have a limited amount of charge cycles just like any other lithium battery powered device.

[@ericdraven7857]

I happen to come across the anker charger a couple of weeks ago. I use it at work mainly for the stand but the charging is nice so I know I will have enough at the end of the night. I watch all of my baseball teams games which is 162 each season so since I work at night, I’m typically at work during those times. I needed a stand at the very least and when I came across that anker pack, it gave me both. A charger and a stand. It’s also, slim enough and and simple to take anywhere. The quality of it is really nice as well. I would recommend the anker if anyone is looking for one.

[@malamazo2367]

Does it heat up?

[@gmcd223]

@@malamazo2367 I have one and it does heat up a bit; but no so much to where it’s uncomfortable to hold and use your phone.

[@ashttr6634]

It heats up a lot

[@snirge]

MagSafe battery pack is perfect for me - it's just there as an instant backup if needed and I need to dash out.

[@ebenz1485]

DM👆

[@arveen11]

Magsafe battery pack is the most misunderstood apple product of all time

[@PwnzTube]

I find myself using the cable less and less… my case has a port cover that will put stress on the connection unless I use something to hold it in place… I like the cover as I work in a dusty environment so it makes the battery pack even more useful so I don’t have to worry about that cover messing up the charging port that is also the only way to physically connect the phone to a Mac

[@christophercrawford2736]

I haven’t used a cable since 2017

[@malikkelly]

@@christophercrawford2736 You must enjoy slow charging

[@christophercrawford2736]

@@malikkelly it’s fine for me. Was insufferable at times with the iPhone X but with all the other plus/max phones after it really has been fine.

[@DrPositive1]

I been told the 5000 benks power bank fits the iPhone 12/13 mini perfectly. Your thoughts.

[@Alejandrolanza]

Thanks for the connect to a Mac tip, it got it updated pretty quick! I think these work well, i got one from verizon for $74 last year, it makes the mini 12 a more flexible device on the days i'm not home

[@beneachus4901]

People always ask why I like Apple. Because they are constantly updating everything. They can even update a freaking battery!

[@OutdoorsIQ]

This is interesting, I bought a 15w one recently and it is super fast & not too hot. Not sure why you would buy the Apple one?

[@khanfauji7]

I find this perfect for use on flights ✈️ I stuck a pop socket on it to use as stand to watch movies I usually end flight with more charge then when I took off and can continue to use the phone normally rest of the day without any risk of running out of power. I bought this when it first came out because this was the only one with integration with the iPhone and turns out that was the right decision over the cheaper Anker. While I really like Anker.

[@jackyharuhiko]

I have the same pack from Anker with the stand and I love it.

[@DanielGuzman83]

I have the Anker and the apple. I use the Apple to stabilize my battery and the Anker to actually charge

[@IvanWX88]

Just gotten the Apple MagSafe Battery pack at literally 60 bucks off sales, almost chose Anker 633 at similar price point but Apple one just more portable

[@Hahejo]

I'd use the battery pack as an extender rather than a power bank. I'd slap it on when the phone is full on a busy day, so it won't die before the day ends, and go out with only the phone during normal days, my phone can easily survive the day on normal use, ending with around 40% to 80% while averaging around 18% if it was used heavily and I have no access to a charger and a wall outlet. Given the fact that the battery pack adds 60% to the phone, that would mean that my phone could easily end the day with 60% or even 70% on a typical game day for me.

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

“The update could take up to a WEEK over MagSafe” Me, not having to wait because I use this thing every day anyways: For real tho, this thing makes my iPhone 13 pro max a true weekend warrior, with more than enough battery to take whatever I can throw at it for 2 days straight. And I’m an adhd-ridden, impulsive zoomer. Super impressive. Also, the software integration (as always, with apple) is just outta this world. The animation when putting it on, being able to see its percentage on your screen, just a god tier charger tbh.

[@zidavey]

Do you recommend getting refurbished on Groupon for $50 or spend the extra money to get it for $70 at Walmart?

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Would be cool to have a desk / car dock that fit the battery pack, so you could leave it as a dock or take the pack with you. Other companies have tried but they didn’t do pass through / bypass charging.

[@felixgarcia603]

I just got my magsafe today i ordered because my 12 mini won’t last all day i rather get this instead of buying a new iPhone i love the size of the 12 mini i wasn’t looking to charge to 100% just make it last little longer and i like the wireless charging or when at home charge while am using it instead of having a wire hanging i wanted to preserve my battery health with apple integration and software instead of going with third party brands

[@DocTango]

Won't keeping the apple battery pack constantly plugged in (when using it as a charger instead of the puck) damage the battery?

[@meijboomm]

No

[@jman781]

I'd say yes. Just like my laptop battery which sucks now.

[@maou5025]

If you keep your phone battery around at least 40-50%, there should be no damage.

[@ntelas46]

From the Apple website: "At your desk and need a charge? Just plug a Lightning cable into the MagSafe Battery Pack for up to 15W of wireless charging. Short on time? With a higher than 20W power adapter, you can charge both the MagSafe Battery Pack and your iPhone even faster." It will probably eventually damage the battery pack, but if you use the pack once a week, I think it will be good.

[@yammy9061]

If you plug in your phone while the battery pack is on it will charge your phone faster and will automatically charge the MagSafe charger when your phone is done charging and vice versa. Every battery loses full battery capacity over time no matter what but no it won’t necessarily damage it

[@fowlercarlos]

Thank you for sharing how to force the update by plugging it into a MacBook. I was able to update my newly purchased device using the method you mentioned in your video and it worked.

[@mylifeasfranco]

Using the Anker one as a desktop MagSafe charger would be good?

[@natebolton9385]

When I upgrade my phone in the fall I'll probably pick one up. I finally picked up the apple battery case for my Xs last fall off ebay for 35 bucks and my phone has practically lived in it since January. Cheaper than replacing the battery in the phone that I know I'll be replacing this year.

[@MaximusTheChosenOne]

It’s only cheaper by like 30 bucks Not really worth it

[@lgmarquez5469]

I bought two of these on the facebook market a couple of months ago for only $50 for both!! Yes! I said both. 😌

[@1ctf749]

i personally wouldn't get one but im glad apple made it a little better for everyone i would go with a cheaper one

[@wolf_pup5620]

Any updates on the MagSafe battery

[@AracruXz]

Does your Anker 622 heats a lot when you use it? Mine heats a bit, should I be concerned?

[@bengoey]

Wireless charging is convenient but is inefficient ( wasting energy compared to cable charging ) and worse generates heat which if too hot is not good for battery longevity. Both the Apple Magsafe and the Anker generates heat, more so the Anker. I have both chargers and my experience is with the 13 Mini. Larger phone like the Pro Max probably won't be affected as much as the smaller phone. I therefore use the Magsafe or Anker charger when out all day as a back up.

[@TinRapper]

The most underrated feature of this pack is there’s no button you need to press to “start charging iphone”

[@pepchristian]

you can also check its charge through a widget

[@mirzarizwanbaig9449]

That works with 3rd party mag charger as well.. With faster charge and more power..

[@DanielGuzman83]

@@mirzarizwanbaig9449 which 3rd party shows the battery life on the widget?

[@Erawd17]

Will this work through a tech 21 case?

[@victuringan1429]

I had two of these. Very handy when I travel.

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Add this battery pack to the list of stuff like the Apple TV that apple has lowered the price on. Funny how nobody seems to mention it when the price goes down even though apple typically keeps them the same, but will speak up when they’re raised.

[@techr1320]

Charging via Mac made mine update straight away

[@ebenz1485]

I got some package for you dm👆

[@incmonkeymedia7704]

Your review on the Apple power bank is off. It a battery extension. You have to keep it on the entire day to maintain your battery.

[@InfamousHp]

Can you plug AirPod Pros into an iPad to force the update?

[@RolandoNispiros]

Yup I bought the Apple version because of the latest update. Previously I was not interested.

[@eros7398]

Anker pack killed my battery it was at 99% health after 2 weeks of using anker the health went down to 77%. Had to get my battery replaced I got the apple one is actually “safe” protects your battery. Anker will keep charging no matter what it will over heat your phone.

[@Jac0b22]

That’s exactly right. Heat is the worst thing there is for these type of batteries in our phones and is the single biggest contributor to it degrading

[@jordaneworley]

If I update this battery pack can I get that 7.5w speed on the qi charging for older devices? Or are they still locked to the 5w Qi speed regardless of firmware?

[@NileshR12]

Please run this test on the 13 Pro Max bc that's what I have. I'm considering getting the MagSafe Battery Pack for my 13 Pro Max or even one of the third-party alternative options like the ones that Anker, Mophie, Belkin, or other companies make

[@akidim13]

Anker for sure

[@AllenFern24]

I’ve heard the Anker 622 though gets wildly hot for a lot of users, and doesn’t that pose possible greater degrading of the iPhone’s battery?

[@bengoey]

The Anker Magsafe battery pack made my 13 Mini hot , it is not good for the longevity of the phone battery

[@bodigames]

9 months to increase the charging speed Jesus Christ apple. Why couldn’t you have done this earlier?

[@kraken1350]

Apple has its confidence in its sheep's 🐑

[@samio2944]

@@kraken1350 i can tell you dont own any apple stuff

[@swide2750]

theyre probably going to release a phone without a charging port because EU wants usb-c and apple will have to pay more to produce im guessing thats apple’s excuse

[@ahmedalsadi0010]

@@samio2944 i have many of apple devices and he said the truth

[@framedthunder6436]

@@swide2750 the production will be cheaper with usb C but they Weill lose their lighting royalties

[@NomadicJulien]

Can you charge the battery with a regular qi wireless charger?

[@timeformetoact6]

Didn’t even know you could update firmware, good info.

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Do we know for a fact it does pass through charging and doesn’t just charge the pack and have the pack charge the phone normally?

[@KanwarAnand]

13pro max is handling two sims quite well. Battery isn’t that compromised as I mostly keep esim off.

[@ebenz1485]

Dm 👆

[@Devyn89]

Personally I find it better to have an external battery pack with usb-c and fast charge my phone in 30 minutes which is all I would typicality need at that point and then unplug it and not have anything attached to my phone after that.

[@Jezzrichjames]

I would have gotten this product if it could charge my 13 Pro Max to full, and if it could have charged at 15W. I miss the Smart Battery case, since it was always integrated in the case, it seamlessly switched between the iPhone battery and the phone, and that it won't ever slide off when I put it in my pocket since it is integrated in the case.

[@yammy9061]

The MagSafe battery charges at 15w when plugged in and switches between the battery back and iPhone battery when plugged into either of the two. Once done charging the iPhone your iPhone charges the mag safe battery pack while still staying full percentage if it’s plugged in

[@yammy9061]

The only thing is it might slide off depending how tight your pockets are but the MagSafe battery pack has a pretty good grip tbh.

[@theunboxer3964]

I just updated my Magsafe battery pack. It took like 2 minutes. But I fully charged the battery pack before I updated it.

[@gangsterboy3664]

Software update for a Battery Pack... Only Apple?

[@khahifz]

Can iphone 13 pro Max get more than 45% now ?

[@shawnjames183]

I just got mine’s on Amazon and I'm not sure if it's legit, how can I find out?

[@dograromy]

Can you do a review on how fast it'll charge an iPhone on airplane mode? Sometimes I use my cellular apple watch with my phone on airplane mode + the MagSafe charger to get a quicker charge.

[@mike15.]

mine still doesnt have the update…. the tipps dont work for me.. i got 2 magsafe powerbanks and both havent updated yet

[@konrad7592]

Max, you should check out the OISLE MagSafe Battery. Its literally as thin as Apples MagSafe Battery with 10mm, but instead having 11.13 Wh, it has 16.26 Wh if the specs are to believe. You can also passthrough charge the battery as well as your phone and it has a USB-C port, that not only receives but also outputs power. It's also smaller than Apples MagSafe battery. I don't know how they managed to do that. The only downside is its state of charge indicator that only shows 0-33% - 33-66% - 66-100% Oh and it's around 55€

[@bengoey]

There are reviews saying that quality is not good ( failed after several months of use etc )

[@ashttr6634]

It’s 5w though

[@ashttr6634]

Here it’s 69€

[@J_S_246]

You don’t get updates with the other non-Apple devices… I’ll stick with the Apple Magsafe one…

[@KiLLJOY1056]

Apple MagSafe pack has never, ever heated up, no matter what way I’ve used it. I’ve also never, ever heard anybody’s heating up as well. Ankers gets hot as a fireball after 20 minutes, and ruins the battery.

[@icytoxic579]

does it ruin battery health???? because you are using your phone while "charging" with the battery pack

[@jamesmussell799]

I don’t own a MacBook or ipad but I use my MagSafe battery pack each day and it still hasn’t updated

[@rs9217]

How you update?

[@vikhneshar104]

Can the MagSafe after the update fully charge an iPhone 13 Mini 0-100

[@ebenz1485]

You win 👆

[@peeticek1624]

Nope, max 90%. But I’m happy with it.

[@pepchristian]

One of the best apple products I have, I don't get all the hate

[@GS-kj6ur]

Really?

[@manishkhuranavlogs]

Love the thorough details in your video

[@stasisasmr7724]

Interesting thoughts! I NEVER once thought about that, and it’s given me a new perspective on the product. Admittedly I have a similar viewpoint on the switch that *No one literally mentioned pre launch or after* as far as I’ve seen. 1. Power cut : Oh no! *picks up the switch from the dock* guess that gaming session is over… 2. Oh wow, usb C! Great, I didn’t know pre launch, so I did research into it* well… one time we had a storm that hit, and knocked power out where I work, it tripped us onto the backup generators… At work however, Power was 100% off. It was actually off all day and all night, we basically had to bin anything that would go off from not being chilled/frozen… I HAD a battery pack, Lost it : then found it a week later… (yay!) my phone was at 30-40%. My father was freaking out because his phone was 20% and he needed it in the morning… (I also worked overnights, and it was my day off*) Switch : USB C to USB C. Charged his galaxy s9 from 20 to 50%. Got my near enough dead iPhone X from that 20-30% to 80-90% before dying entirely. (Original switch model*) which that phone charge lasted me almost till when I was heading off to bed, and plugged in on the off chance it MIGHT come back on. 5 minutes later, it totally didn’t come back online… Long story short. Switch : you can use as a battery pack. Not efficient in anyway, but life and death situation? Absolutely : no one cares about efficiency when you NEED not WANT it charged. The newer V2 models, absolutely would be the ver to get.

[@Anthony-jx6fz]

I had a stroke reading this

[@zacthegamer6145]

@@Anthony-jx6fz lol

[@NiNGalaxU2]

What if you use the Anker on the 13 Mini? Because it looks like the Anker has the width of the regular 13 which would make it very uncomfortable to use on the 13 Mini

[@ebenz1485]

Dm👆

[@natea526]

That’s why apples has less battery capacity then the competition. They had to make sure the pack fits the mini while the 3rd party ones usually aim to fit the 13 and up not the mini

[@mic300391]

I'm just gonna wait for magsafe battery 2. Other brands have 3x the capacity with slightly bigger size. That means the apple magsafe should be able to have at least twice the capacity with the curreny size.

[@themiguelpt91]

Mine doesn’t update. I’ve left it connected to a Mac and an iPad for hours and connected to the iPhone for days. Still on version 2.0.whatever…

[@scottsworld]

I’d much rather a phone that was 2mm fatter with bigger battery inside

[@pailer17]

Why do the graphs not start both at 0%?

[@glennsak]

Max also updated his energy level.

[@djrixxard]

I had no idea that thing existed until just now.

[@SalahGhrissi]

You are precise, and easy to understand, thank you very much

[@azan-183]

I like mine, I mainly use it on phone heavy days, which can be a few times a month!

[@puluke77]

Thanks for the update, great news for the loyal crowd

[@Nunuandu]

This battery pack has come in clutch. I charge both overnight.

[@LibusAttila]

You don"t said anything abou the heat that the Anker generates,in time will be degrading the iphone battery much faster than the Apple one.

[@revonvideo]

batteryOS

[@Roshan_420]

Hear me out they released magsafe so costs goes down and they learn more about wireless charging so they can release their airpower mat

[@xL9Px]

I use mine on my iPhone 13 mini literally refills my phone love this thing.

[@losodinero]

I’m going to buy the Apple charger. Battery health is very important.

[@Streamlined955]

I have a 13 Pro Max. The need for an auxiliary battery is completely gone now.

[@uisamu]

why are you yelling