Twelve South ButterFly SE swaps MagSafe for open Qi2
PackHacker says the SE's matte finish finally resists the scuffs that chewed up the original ButterFly, but the wall adapter left the box too.
PackHacker says the SE's matte finish finally resists the scuffs that chewed up the original ButterFly, but the wall adapter left the box too.
Nomad's 100W Kevlar cable fast-charges the Watch off a puck in its tail, and it held up as MacRumors' only charger for a week of travel.
Even folded to a credit-card footprint, Belkin's UltraCharge pushes 25W Qi2 to an iPhone, and the 45W wall adapter actually comes in the box.
An SSD, an SD card, HDMI, and a mic hang off the SuperCage's one phone connection, though AppleInsider wished the clamp were a MagSafe mount.
Spigen ships a 128K-era homage with keyboard-key buttons, a floppy-slot accent, a rainbow logo, and 'hello' engraved on the power button.
Bondi Blue, Tangerine, Ruby, and Graphite return on a translucent shell that held up to Cult of Mac's concrete drop test, faux internals and all.
Even with the CRT silhouette and a front floppy slot intact, Spigen's mini iMac G3 holds whatever Watch puck you already own, cable out the back.
An aluminum slab charges iPhone, Watch, and AirPods at once, but AppleInsider notes a Watch redesign could strand the middle pad.
Four cards, a 160-degree kickstand hinge, and MagSafe-spec magnets earn Satechi's wallet a 98 percent score from MacSources.
Even loaded with GPS, Bluetooth, and a call, How-To Geek watched the 15W mount push a phone from 50 to 90 percent in 30 minutes.
A 16-gram dongle pipes 4K60 video to Viture and Xreal glasses while passing through 100W charging, though Xreal One owners are locked out.
Four-plus hours of cordless light and a freestanding base, but HighTechDad calls the plastic a bit fragile and a C-to-C cable won't charge it.