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Apple MagSafe Charger (1 m, Qi2 25W, 2025)

Apple's magnetic wireless charging puck with an integrated 1 m USB-C cable, certified for Qi2 25W and rated up to 25W on supported iPhones when paired with a 30W or greater adapter.

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Apple MagSafe Charger (1 m, 2025) with its white braided cable coiled behind the magnetic puck and the USB-C plug
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Key facts

Certification
Qi2 25W and Qi certified
Maximum wireless output
Up to 25W peak, with a 30W or greater USB-C adapter rated 15V/2.0A or higher
25W iPhones
iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 16 Plus and 16 Pro Max (Apple support page); Apple's store page also lists the iPhone Duo
Lower peaks
iPhone 16 and 16 Pro up to 22.5W; iPhone Air up to 20W
15W iPhones
iPhone 17e and iPhone 15 and earlier MagSafe models, with a 20W or greater adapter
Other Qi phones
Up to 7.5W for iPhone 8 or later with Qi (including iPhone 16e, which has no MagSafe magnets)
Charge-time claim
Up to 50% in around 30 minutes on compatible iPhone 16 models, iPhone 17 models, iPhone Air, iPhone 18 Pro models and iPhone Duo with a 30W adapter (Apple store page); the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo spec pages quote it with a 35W or higher adapter

What the specs mean for you

Max output

25W

Fast-charges phones (iPhone 15+ and Android) and small tablets. Too little for most laptops.

Why people pick it

  • Apple's own charger: the one Apple used for the iPhone 18 Pro's and iPhone Duo's MagSafe charge-time figures
  • Qi2 25W certified, so it also reaches 25W on supported iPhones through the open standard
  • Thin puck on a 1 m cable that packs easily for travel
  • Charges AirPods with a wireless charging case too

Know before you buy

  • No power adapter in the box; 25W needs a 30W or greater adapter (15V/2.0A), or 35W+ for the iPhone 18 Pro's and Duo's quoted times
  • iPhone 16 and 16 Pro peak at 22.5W and iPhone Air at 20W, not 25W
  • A puck, not a stand, so the phone lies flat while charging
  • Wireless charging is capped lower while USB-C accessories such as headphones are plugged into the iPhone

Full specifications

CertificationQi2 25W and Qi certified
Maximum wireless outputUp to 25W peak, with a 30W or greater USB-C adapter rated 15V/2.0A or higher
25W iPhonesiPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 16 Plus and 16 Pro Max (Apple support page); Apple's store page also lists the iPhone Duo
Lower peaksiPhone 16 and 16 Pro up to 22.5W; iPhone Air up to 20W
15W iPhonesiPhone 17e and iPhone 15 and earlier MagSafe models, with a 20W or greater adapter
Other Qi phonesUp to 7.5W for iPhone 8 or later with Qi (including iPhone 16e, which has no MagSafe magnets)
Charge-time claimUp to 50% in around 30 minutes on compatible iPhone 16 models, iPhone 17 models, iPhone Air, iPhone 18 Pro models and iPhone Duo with a 30W adapter (Apple store page); the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo spec pages quote it with a 35W or higher adapter
ConnectorUSB-C plug on an integrated 1 m cable
AirPodsCharges AirPods with a wireless or MagSafe charging case, including AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Pro 2
In the boxMagSafe Charger with integrated 1 m USB-C cable; no power adapter
Also sold asMagSafe Charger (2 m), part MGDM4LL/A (Model A3503)

From manufacturer documentation, checked October 30, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.

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