Ifixit, a well -recognized company dedicated to repair iPhones, would have gone to work to be able to have knowledge about the new components Of the phones presented in this month of September, discovering interesting things.
Among them, the new iPhone Air batterysomething that everyone speaks, because it is very fine, and we did not know if I would be able to endure all day, or we would need another external one, something that Apple has also thought, and that is why Magsafe has launched, with a peculiarity.
Same component in the Magsafe that on the iPhone Air
And, as we said, a curiosity have been found, and that is that the external Magsafe battery presented, and only compatible with the Air model, it would have exactly the same as that carried by the phones themselvesbeing a simple external coupling.
Then, many will ask that, carrying it, we would have twice the autonomy, since it would be like having another spare. However, this does not work, and due to the wireless load, and its loss of energy in the process, Apple only ensures 65% more batterysomething that is very good, but it is far from reality.
Formerly, this did not happen, since we could change the battery manually in seconds, removing the back cover of the phones, something that, if currently it would be, would be much more comfortable, since then, with an external spare battery, we would have another 100%, and without waiting for it to load.
This would eliminate many of the IP certifications that the iPhone have, so we could not wet it, but would you also be interested in it, or do you prefer resistance? I think there would be many different opinions on this topic.
In short, what this disassembly leaves us is the confirmation that Apple continues to bet on increasingly thin designseven in components that traditionally occupied enough space, such as batteries. The iPhone Air and Magsafe Battery Pak are a clear example of this strategy, although wireless load efficiency puts certain limits.
The interesting thing is that this accessory does not seek to replace a traditional charger, but to offer a quick and light solution for those who need an extra on a day -to -day basis without having to load with a more voluminous battery, so not everyone will have to take it on top of it as something mandatory.
Another detail that many overlook is compatibility: for the moment, The Magsafe battery is presented only for the Air modelwhich suggests that Apple wants to clearly differentiate this device within the iPhone 17 range, giving it an exclusive accessory that positions it as more than “the fine model.” This is likely to open the debate about whether we will see similar packs for other models in the future, or if it will be maintained as a unique piece (we already have many alternatives in Amazon and other websites for the other iPhones).
And you, what do you think of all this? Do you think that in the end, that it is so thin, will it generate a problem? Leave us a comment with your valuation.
