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The best MagSafe and Qi2 chargers for iPhones
Wireless charging is less efficient than plugging in a wire, but it’s certainly convenient — especially when you add magnets. Most people who have an iPhone 12 or later and want a magnetic charger should get a Qi2 charger. Any Qi2-certified charger will charge a MagSafe iPhone at up to 15W — just as fast as MagSafe on any phone but the iPhone 16. Qi2 chargers are also less expensive than MagSafe-certified ones, and there are many more options. And unlike MagSafe, Qi2 is an open standard. There’s only one Qi2-compatible Android phone right now — the HMD Skyline — but we expect Google, and maybe Samsung, to add Qi2 to phones in 2025.
Qi2 adds some much-needed simplicity to the magnetic charging ecosystem. The options that once consisted of MagSafe-certified chargers (made or licensed by Apple, capable of 15W charging on iPhones) and “MagSafe-compatible” chargers (made by third parties, capable of 7.5W charging on iPhones) are now being replaced by Qi2.
Unless you can get a great deal or you have an iPhone 16, the only MagSafe-certified charger still worth considering is Apple’s new puck. The 16-series iPhones can charge at up to 25W on the new charger and the new charger only. The new charger is also Qi2-certified, so it’s worth considering for once.
There’s little reason to get a “MagSafe-compatible” charger unless you’re an Android user with a magnetic phone case. Those original Qi phones fall back to 5W charging on Qi2 but can charge at up to 10W with a regular Qi charger.
Confused? Check out the table below summarizing these charging speed nuances, and read on for our favorites of the Qi2 and MagSafe pucks, stands, 3-in-1 chargers, and battery packs we’ve tested so far.
Best for iPhone 16 and 16 Pro
Certification: MagSafe, Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 25W (iPhone 16), 15W (Qi2) / Cable length: 6.6ft / 2m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: no / Warranty: One year
While Qi2 is as fast as MagSafe on the iPhones 12 through 15, Apple has moved the goalposts with the iPhone 16 generation. The new phones can charge at up to 25W with the updated MagSafe Charger — making it the best choice for owners of the latest iPhone. It’s great to see faster wireless charging, but it does mean you’re again incentivized to buy Apple’s puck over cheaper, more widely available Qi2 options.
For once, there’s good reason to consider the Apple puck. It’s Qi2-certified as well as MagSafe, so it’ll work with non-Apple Qi2 devices should those materialize. And the company has finally added a version with a 2m / 6.6ft cable instead of only offering a too-short 1m / 3.3ft one. Get the longer one. You’ll also need an AC adapter since it doesn’t come with one. Both Anker and Nomad, among others, have options that are smaller and cheaper than Apple’s USB-C chargers. Nomad’s, in particular, has a nice, flat design.
— Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Best Qi2 charging puck overall
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Cable length: 5ft / 1.5m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: Yes, optional / Warranty: Two years
Any Qi2-certified charger will charge any MagSafe iPhone at 15W (except for the iPhone 12 Mini and 13 Mini, which top out at 12W). If you just want a basic puck, we like Anker’s MagGo Qi2 wireless charging pad. Its five-foot cable is shorter than the 6.6-foot one on Apple’s new MagSafe charger, but it’s also $20 cheaper. When you consider that Anker includes an AC adapter and Apple doesn’t, it’s more like $40 cheaper. Unless you have an iPhone 16 and really want that 25W charging, the Anker Qi2 puck is a better value.
Anker’s reliable old magnetic Qi charger (model 313) was our go-to recommendation for a long while, and the 7.5W charger is still fine for overnight use if you score one supercheap. But most people should spend the extra $10 and get a Qi2 puck.
— Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Best Qi2 3-in-1 charger for travel
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Apple Watch fast charging: Yes / Cable length: 5ft / 1.5m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: Yes / Warranty: One year
The Satechi 3-in-1 Foldable Qi2 Wireless Charging Stand makes a great travel charger for people who hit the road with an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods. It folds up flat and compact enough to easily slip into a bag or carry-on pocket, and it includes a 45W power plug with prong adapters that cover most of the globe. Its aluminum and faux-leather construction is also substantial enough, and its design elevated enough, to be the main 3-in-1 charger on your desk once you’re back home. (There’s also a 2-in-1 version without the Apple Watch charger, which is similarly nice but doesn’t come with an AC adapter.)
Honorable mention:
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Apple Watch fast charging: Yes / Cable length: 5ft / 1.5m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: Yes / Warranty: Two years
Anker’s folding 3-in-1 is smaller and more compact than the Satechi — it’s more like a bar of soap than a bar of chocolate — but it doesn’t include prong adapters. Also, its lighter build makes it easy to accidentally pick up the whole charger when you just meant to grab your phone and gives it more limited articulation for home desktop use. It’s best suited for frequent travelers who don’t want to pack up their home charger before every trip.
— Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Best Qi2 3-in-1 stand for home
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Apple Watch fast charging: Yes / Cable length: about 5ft / 1.5m (permanently attached) / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: Yes / Warranty: Two years
Once again, the Belkin “tree” towers over all others when it comes to a 3-in-1 for home use. The latest version fixes some of our minor grievances from its predecessors while adopting the Qi2 standard. It now uses an included 36W USB-C power adapter instead of a gigantic plug with a barrel connector, and the elevated Qi2 mount can tilt your phone in a variety of angles. Its nylon-wrapped USB-C cable isn’t detachable, but at least it’s about five feet long.
Honorable mention:
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Apple Watch fast charging: Yes / Cable length: about 6.6ft / 2m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: No / Warranty: Two years
If you don’t mind getting a little spendy for something that just looks and feels nice, the latest Nomad Stand One Max is a great home charger. It’s sleek and minimal, mostly metal and glass, and unlike the previous model, it charges an iPhone horizontally without blocking the Watch charger — permitting use of StandBy mode. Its biggest drawbacks are its non-tiltable phone mount and the fact that, in addition to its high price tag, you have to also budget for a 30W power adapter.
— Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Best Qi2 desk charger
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Cable length: about 5ft / 1.5m / Connector type: 12V AC / AC adapter included: Attached / Warranty: Two years
Staff opinions on this orb are, frankly, divided, but I had it on my desk for a while, and I miss it. This Death Star-looking thing has a Qi2 pad on the front and two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and three AC outlets on the back, with up to 67W charging between them. Fully utilized, yeah, it’s gonna look like a cable octopus, but it’s nice to have something in arm’s reach that can charge your phone, your laptop, and whatever else you’ve got going on.
Best Qi2 battery pack
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: up to 15W / Cell capacity: 25.41Wh (6,600mAh) / Connector type: USB-C / Warranty: Two years
This folding Qi2 battery pack doubles as a phone stand and has 6,600mAh capacity, which is more than enough to fully charge even an iPhone 16 Pro Max. You can also charge from its USB-C port if you prefer. It’s not the slimmest Qi2 battery, but it’s sturdy enough to hold the phone in landscape mode without toppling, which is nice.
Best Qi2 car mount
Certification: Qi2 / Wireless charge output: 15W / Cable length: 3.3ft / 1m / Connector type: USB-C / AC adapter included: No / Warranty: One year
The Verge’s Thomas Ricker likes this compact Qi2 car charger. It can be either vent- or dash-mounted, and it’s inexpensive, though you’ll have to supply your own power adapter. There have been many more Qi2 car mounts released since he tested this, and we have a few more in the queue, but this one’s good!
Other chargers worth considering
Now that Qi2 is widely available, it’s a safe bet that you’re at least getting something decent if it’s Qi2-certified and it’s from a reputable brand. While our best-ofs above don’t cover every single make and model of charger out there, we’re frequently testing units from the likes of Anker, Belkin, Casetify, Mophie, Nomad, Satechi, Ugreen, Peak Design, Zens, and ESR. If there’s a Qi2 charger from one of them that seems like a good fit for your particular needs and your budget, it’s likely worth a shot. When in doubt, know the retailer’s return policy and the manufacturer’s warranty if it ends up not being to your liking.
Update, October 3rd: Adjusted pricing and added a mention of Amazon’s next Prime Day event, aka Prime Big Deal Days.
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Disney Imagineer wants his amazing retractable lightsaber to become a toy
I think the company would like to do that. And I think Josh D’Amaro, our number two guy, our head of Disney Parks, said it at a public — I hope — meeting of toy vendors to say, hey, we’d like you to take what we have learned in terms of making a lightsaber, and translate that to something that would be maybe a little bit more accessible to the average person. So yeah, I think it’s going to come.
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Why oil prices haven’t skyrocketed on Middle East supply fears — yet
A general view of Isfahan Refinery, one of the largest refineries in Iran and is considered as the first refinery in the country in terms of diversity of petroleum products in Isfahan, Iran on November 08, 2023.
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Oil prices have jumped more than $5 a barrel since the start of the week amid intensifying fears that Israel could launch an attack on Iran’s energy infrastructure.
The rally, which puts crude futures on track for gains of around 8% week-to-date, has surprised many market observers in that it appears to be somewhat subdued given what’s at stake.
Energy analysts have questioned whether oil markets are being too complacent about the risk of a widening conflict in the Middle East, particularly given that the fallout could disrupt oil flows from the key exporting region. Iran, which is a member of OPEC, is a major player in the global oil market. It’s estimated that as much as 4% of global supply could be at risk if Israel targets Iran’s oil facilities.
For some analysts, the reason crude prices have yet to move even higher is because the oil market is short. This refers to a trading strategy in which an investor hopes to profit if the market value of an asset declines.
“There is a very large short position, not only in oil, you [also] see it in equities. In general, the investors don’t like this space. Why? They are concerned about a big oil supply glut next year,” Jeff Currie, chief strategy officer of energy pathways at Carlyle, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Wednesday.
“When we look at the situation today, it is starkly different. Inventories are low, curve is backwardated, demand is middling, it’s not great but now you have [China’s] stimulus package on top of that, and you still have the OPEC production cuts,” Currie said.
“On top of that, we’ve thrown in potential conflict in the Middle East that could take out some energy facilities, so the near-term outlook is positive, which is why the front of the curve is strong, but it is being weighed down on the back end over the fears of this big oil supply glut,” he added.
The market is backwardated, or in backwardation, when the futures price of oil is below the spot price. The opposite structure is known as contango.
‘The market is so short’
Amrita Sen, founder and director of research at Energy Aspects, echoed Currie’s view.
“The market is so short. We’ve never seen these levels of record shorts before,” Sen told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Thursday.
Many oil traders appear to have taken a bearish position on the belief that China’s stimulus rally will fail to restore confidence in the world’s second-largest economy, Sen said, adding that market participants also tend to expect OPEC and non-OPEC allies to boost oil production later in the year.
“The market has just gotten itself into this fit of around bearishness but that’s why if it goes, we could be above $80 very quickly,” Sen said.
International benchmark Brent crude futures with December expiry traded 0.1% lower at $77.54 a barrel on Friday, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures stood at $73.65, down 0.1% for the session.
Fundamentals ‘anything but encouraging’
Oil’s biggest move this week came on Thursday, when prices popped more than 5% following comments from U.S. President Joe Biden over a possible retaliatory move from Israel following Iran’s ballistic missile attack earlier in the week.
Asked by reporters whether the U.S. would support an Israeli strike on Iranian oil facilities, Biden said: “We’re discussing that. I think that would be a little – anyway.” The president added that “there’s nothing going to happen today.”
CNBC has reached out to the White House for further comment.
Tamas Varga, an analyst at oil broker PVM, told CNBC via email on Thursday that the oil market was pricing in some risk premium given the geopolitical concerns.
“This is why oil is stable-to-higher, equities are weakening, and the dollar is strong. These fears, however, will be greatly alleviated in [the] coming days unless oil supply from the region or traffic through the Strait of Hormuz are materially impacted,” he added.
Situated between Iran and Oman, the Strait of Hormuz is a narrow but strategically important waterway that links crude producers in the Middle East with key markets across the world.
“Under this scenario underlying fundamentals will become the driving force again and these fundamentals are anything but encouraging,” Varga said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday pledged to respond with force to Iran’s ballistic missile attack, insisting Tehran would “pay” for what he described as a “big mistake.” His comments came shortly after Iran fired more than 180 ballistic missiles at Israel.
Speaking during a visit to Qatar on Thursday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country was “not in pursuit of war with Israel.” He warned, however, of a forceful response from Tehran to any further Israeli actions.
An Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) speed boat is sailing along the Persian Gulf during the IRGC marine parade to commemorate Persian Gulf National Day, near the Bushehr nuclear power plant in the seaport city of Bushehr, Bushehr province, in the south of Iran, on April 29, 2024.
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Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodities analyst at the Swedish bank SEB, said that oil prices were surprisingly steady given the high stakes.
“I think it is definitely a little bit about short covering, but [the price rally] is surprisingly weak … given the scenarios that might play out in the Middle East,” he told CNBC’s “Street Signs Europe” on Thursday.
Schieldrop said Brent crude prices had largely traded between $80 to $85 for around 18 months or so, before dipping below $70 in September. He described the oil contract’s recent move higher as “very meager,” especially given the “potentially devastating scenarios in the Middle East.”
— CNBC’s Spencer Kimball contributed to this report.
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‘I have no idea’: The Rings of Power’s Daniel Weyman doesn’t know if The Stranger will meet Sauron in season 3, but he’s open to it
Full spoilers immediately follow for The Rings of Power season 2’s final episode.
The Rings of Power‘s Daniel Weyman doesn’t know if The Stranger/Gandalf will encounter Sauron next season, but he’s certainly not ruling it out.
Speaking to me ahead of The Rings of Power season 2‘s final chapter, Weyman – who’s still processing the fact that he’s actually playing Gandalf – admitted he had “no idea” if Middle-earth’s most famous wizard would run into the Dark Lord. Nevertheless, it’s something that the Prime Video star would be open to, even if he acknowledges that Gandalf wouldn’t even know if he’d crossed paths with Morgoth’s successor.
“I’m still not sure how much Gandalf knows what Sauron means,” Weyman confessed. “The only thing he’s got to go on is this line that Tom [Bombadil] has fed him. You know, that his task will be to defeat, or try to defeat, the Dark Wizard and Sauron. He understands it as a kind of ‘close your eyes’ feeling of darkness enveloping Middle-earth, but I don’t know if he knows about Sauron’s links to Morgoth, Sauron’s history, his ability to shapeshift, or where Sauron physically is, but that’s all stuff to look forward to.”
There are things, though, that Weyman and Sauron star Charlie Vickers already know and/or have teased about future seasons. As I mentioned, Weyman can finally tell the world that The Stranger is Gandalf, even though we’ve all suspected as much since The Rings of Power season 1 finale and The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4. Meanwhile, Vickers has three big wishes for Sauron’s season 3 arc, one of which includes the “next piece of the puzzle” for the Dark Lord in forging the One Ring.
Speaking of rings: now that The Stranger’s true identity has been revealed, it may only be a matter of time before he acquires his own Ring of Power. Indeed, in J.R.R. Tolkien’s supplementary Lord of the Rings materials, it’s revealed that Círdan the Shipwright passes his ring Narya onto Gandalf early on in Middle-earth’s Third Age.
The Lord of the Rings‘ prequel series is only expected to cover events during the Second Age, so it’s highly unlikely that Gandalf will come into possession of Narya before one of the best Prime Video shows ends. However, showrunners J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay have played fast and loose with some of Tolkien’s texts in their TV adaptation, so it’s not out of the realms of possibility for Weyman’s Istar to acquire one of the 17 titular rings, even if the actor himself hasn’t considered that outcome.
“These things are like wonderful Christmas presents for people who care about the story,” Weyman said with a smile when asked if he thinks Gandalf could acquire Narya before The Rings of Power‘s final season. “But, gosh, I hadn’t even thought about Gandalf having a ring yet. Now there’s a little voice in me saying ‘oh, it would be lovely to have a ring’. I have no idea where it [the story] is going to go – I mean, he just got his staff. But yes, what a wonderful thing to dream about.”
For more coverage on one of Amazon‘s most popular TV Originals, read my article explaining the ending of The Rings of Power season 2. After you’re gorged yourself on that, check out more of my exclusives with the show’s cast below.
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A NASA Mars rover has a giant hole in one of its wheels
If the tire on your car fails, it’s either a case of changing it yourself or getting someone to do it for you. For rovers on Mars, neither option is available.
The good news is that the wheels on NASA’s robot vehicles are robust enough to keep on rolling even after suffering serious damage.
A photo recently beamed to Earth by NASA’s trusty Curiosity rover shows significant damage to its middle right wheel, but the vehicle is still able to traverse the red planet’s rocky terrain without too much difficulty.
“These big wheels keep on turning,” a message accompanying the photo said on Curiosity’s X (formerly Twitter) account on Thursday. “Recent photos of my wheels got some of you worried, but I’m here to reassure you, we’re just fine! The images help my team keep tabs on wear and tear. If it came down to it, I could shed part of them off and keep on rolling.”
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Recent photos of my wheels got some of you worried, but I'm here to reassure you, we're just fine! The images help my team keep tabs on wear and tear. If it came down to it, I could shed part of them off and keep on rolling. pic.twitter.com/h1oKLB3oW7
— Curiosity Rover (@MarsCuriosity) October 4, 2024
Each wheel is 50 centimeters in diameter and 40 centimeters wide, and was machined from a single block of aluminum. The wheels also have grousers (treads) that protude 7.5 millimeters from the wheel skin. Since touching down inside Mars’ Gale Crater 12 years ago, the rover has traveled around 20 miles (32 kilometers) across the challenging martian surface, which is a whole lot of rolling.
It’s not actually a big surprise that Curiosity’s wheel is looking a little tattered and torn, as holes started appearing on the rover’s wheels as early as 2013, just a year after it touched down on the distant planet.
One of Curiosity’s remote operators said in 2014 that when the team examined some images of Curiosity’s wheel early on in the mission, “We saw a hole that was much larger than we had expected. This did not match anything we had seen in our tests. We didn’t know what was causing it. We didn’t know if it was going to continue.”
After considering how to reduce the damage, the Curiosity team began selecting routes with less treacherous terrain, and in 2017 they uploaded a new algorithm to the rover that altered each wheel’s speed and helped to lessen the pressure from rocks that it came into contact with.
Wheel damage has certainly slowed the progress of Curiosity and limited the paths that it can take, but the NASA team operating the mission are still able to achieve much with the plucky rover.
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