Apple’s iPhones and compatible AirPods support wireless charging via Qi and MagSafe chargers, and now you can get Apple’s MagSafe wireless charger for just $25. This deal saves you 36% off the original asking price, which means that you’ll save $14 off the $39 price you’d normally have to pay.
This deal gets you the charger with a one-meter cable, but the longer two-meter cable is also available with a similar discount. In fact, it’s an even better deal and saves you $15, slashing the $49 price down to just $35. Neither of these deals requires that you enter any discount codes or clip any coupons, but we don’t know how long we should expect this deal to last. With that in mind, it’s worth considering ordering your new charger now while this deal remains on offer.
Buy: Apple MagSafe Charger (1m): $25 | Original price: $39
This wireless charger supports up to 25W wireless charging when using the iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pro devices, ensuring a 50% battery charge in around 30 minutes. Up to 15W of wireless charging speed is available on the iPhone 12 or newer, too.
Non-MagSafe devices can also be charged using this accessory at up to 7.5W, including other phones and wireless accessories. Note that you’ll need to use your own USB-C adapter when using this MagSafe charger.
We don’t often see big discounts on Apple accessories, so be sure to take advantage of this deal now if you want to get your hands on a discounted MagSafe charger while you still can.
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