News & Reviews:   Apple MagSafe

If you have an iPhone, you may have tried MagSafe wireless charging. However, MagSafe only offers up to 25W wireless charging, which isn't fast by today's standards. The good news is we might get a major upgrade this year.

Apple introduced MagSafe wireless charging with the release of the iPhone 12 series which utilises magnets to keep the charging puck in place. Now, the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) is set to adopt the same functionality as it has announced that the next-generation Qi2 wireless charging standard will be built on MagSafe charging technology supplied by Apple.

Recently, it's reported that OPPO is working on its own Apple MagSafe-inspired charger after a trademark for "MagVOOC" got discovered. Today, the company has showcased the MagVOOC concept products at the China International Smart Industry Expo 2021, giving us a look at a magnetic trio.