Advertorial by Spigen: the opinions expressed in this story may not reflect the positions of PhoneArena! The iPhone 13 series has finally been announced and — as expected — they also feature the MagSafe technology that has been introduced with the iPhone 12. MagSafe basically means that your iPhone has an array of magnets on its back, which allow for accessories that can attach to them quickly and accurately. This is a huge deal for wireless chargers, because it allows the coils to align exactly as they should to guarantee the most efficient power transfer possible.
Spigen ArcHybrid Mag – MagSafe wireless battery pack
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Spigen now announces the ArcHybrid Mag — it’s a power bank that can stick to your iPhone via powerful magnets and charge it wirelessly.
OK, we’ve seen other MagSafe power banks before — even Apple has one. What sets the ArcHybrid Mag apart?
It’s also definitely worth noting that it’s one of the strongest MagSafe attachments you will find — it sticks to your iPhone with a force of 14.08 N, so it’s safe to say it’ll be hard to shake that one off.
Whenever you want to use it as a conventional power bank — the ArcHybrid Mag has a USB Type-C plug to charge your devices by wire.
Spigen ArcHybrid Mag features
- 7.5 W wireless charging output
- 12 W wired charging (USB Type-C)
- 5,000 mAh capacity
- On-off button
- OneTap technology — quick, easy, and secure magnetic attachment
- QuantumBoost — detects device being charged and provides optimal power
- Intelligent Safety — protects against overcharge and overheating
| Spigen ArcHybrid Mag | Official Apple MagSafe Battery Pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Output | USB Type-C out: 12 W Wireless: 7.5 W |
Passthrough only: 15 W Wireless: 5 W |
| Magnetic force | 14.08 N | 13.07 N |
| Capacity | 5,000 mAh | 1,460 mAh |
| Dimensions | 3.77 x 2.44 x 0.66 in (98.5 x 64.5 x 17 mm) |
3.77 x 2.52 x 0.44 in (95.8 x 64.2 x 11.28 mm) |
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