A Apple has just launched an external battery that uses the MagSafe system to attach to the iPhone and recharge it or provide an extra charge while the user is away from home. The product had already appeared in a leakage previous, but it arrived on the market without any fanfare. Apparently, it will be restricted to the iPhone 12 line models.

The product is already available for pre-sale abroad, despite having already been announced on official store da Apple Brazil costing a hefty R$1.199. Abroad, external batteries cost much less, US$99. MagSafe batteries purchased now should only arrive at the end of July and one of the reasons for this delay in release is because the battery requires iOS 14.7 to connect to the iPhone. This new version of the operating system has not yet been released, only on beta version, but must arrive before the product is out for delivery.

Take the battery wherever you want

Before using your new external battery, it is important to fully charge it. To do this, it has a Lightning to USB cable input that can be connected to a 20W or higher charger. While charging, the battery will emit a red light indicating its status, which should change to green when charging is complete.

If both devices Apple If both iPhone and battery are out of charge, you can charge them at the same time by following the procedure for charging the battery and then attaching it to your phone using the MagSafe magnet. You can also monitor the battery status when attached to your phone using the Batteries gadget located in the Battery tab.

Once fully charged, the external battery of the Apple can be taken anywhere. It can serve as a portable charger for when the iPhone is out of charge and the user is away from home or as an extra battery charge, to use the cell phone for longer. However, when not plugged in, the external battery will charge the iPhone very slowly, since the power is 5W.

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