Apple MagSafe Battery Pack (1460mAh) – Original Magnetic Wireless Charger for iPhone

If you searched for the Apple MagSafe Battery Pack in Bangladesh, you’re probably trying to answer one of three things: does it actually work with your iPhone, how much charge does it really add, and is it worth the price compared to a regular power bank. Here’s the straight answer, based on Apple’s own published specifications rather than marketing copy.

The MagSafe Battery Pack is Apple’s official magnetic, wireless-charging power bank, launched in 2021 alongside the iPhone 12’s MagSafe system. It clips onto the back of a compatible iPhone using the same magnet ring used by MagSafe cases and chargers, then starts charging automatically the moment it attaches — no button, no app, no pairing step. Charging status shows up directly in the iOS Batteries widget and on the Lock Screen once your phone is on iOS 14.7 or later.

The internal cell is rated at 1,460mAh, 7.62V, 11.13Wh. Because that’s a higher-voltage cell than the iPhone’s own 3.81V battery, Apple states the effective charge delivered to your phone is comparable to a 2,920mAh standard-voltage battery — that’s the real math behind the pack’s output, and it’s worth knowing so you’re not comparing raw mAh numbers against a typical USB-C power bank and feeling shortchanged. On its own, magnetically attached with no cable, it delivers up to 7.5W of wireless charging (Apple raised this from the original 5W via a firmware update in April 2022). The advertised 15W figure only applies when the pack itself is plugged into a 20W-or-higher USB-C power adapter via a Lightning cable — at that point it functions as a full MagSafe charger while attached to your phone, and you can even charge both the pack and the iPhone at once through pass-through charging.

One detail most listings skip: Apple officially discontinued this exact product on September 12, 2023, the same day the USB-C iPhone 15 launched, and never released a USB-C successor for the mainline iPhone lineup. That means any unit sold today — including through Apple’s own retail channel — is remaining stock, not an actively manufactured product. It still works exactly as designed, and Apple’s compatibility list covers the iPhone 12, 13, and 14 series specifically. It will physically attach to iPhone 15, 16, and 17 models too, since the magnet ring position hasn’t changed across generations, but Apple has not published official testing or support claims for those newer phones with this particular pack. If you own a 15, 16, or 17 series iPhone, it’s a usable accessory, just not one Apple has certified for your model — worth knowing before you buy rather than after.

Beyond the iPhone use case, the pack also works as a plain Qi wireless charger for anything Qi-compatible — AirPods with a wireless charging case, older iPhones, even Android phones — at up to 5W. It weighs 113g, measures 4.46 x 3.24 x 0.93 inches, comes only in white, and charges through a Lightning port (the charging cable and power adapter are sold separately, both by Apple and by Cellora BD).

For day-to-day use in Bangladesh — long commutes across Dhaka, load-shedding hours, or a full day walking Jamuna Future Park without a wall outlet nearby — this pack solves the specific problem of needing extra charge without carrying a cable or a bulky brick. It’s not built to replace a 10,000mAh power bank for multi-day travel; it’s built for topping up 30–60% of battery life on the go, silently, magnetically, with zero setup.

Cellora BD sells this unit with a genuine invoice, in-store verification available at our Jamuna Future Park counter, and our standard warranty coverage. If you’re deciding between this and a generic magnetic power bank, the trade-off is simple: you’re paying for Apple’s build quality, iOS integration, and MagSafe alignment precision — not for raw capacity.

4. Technical Specifications

5. Key Features

• Genuine Apple MagSafe magnetic attachment — perfectly aligned magnets, no interference with cards or key fobs

• Automatic on/off — starts charging the instant it clips onto a supported iPhone

• Up to 15W wireless charging when connected to a 20W+ power adapter; 7.5W standalone

• Pass-through charging — charge your iPhone and the battery pack simultaneously from one power source

• Doubles as a standard Qi charger for AirPods and other Qi-enabled devices

• Real-time charge status visible in the iOS Batteries widget and Lock Screen

• Optimized Battery Charging protects long-term battery health

• Compact, pocket-friendly design at 113g

6. Compatibility

iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini

Note: This is Apple’s officially published compatibility list. It also physically attaches to iPhone 15, 16, and 17 series (same MagSafe magnet ring), but Apple has not issued official support documentation confirming certified performance for those models.

7. What’s in the Box

• MagSafe Battery Pack (unit only)

• Power adapter and Lightning cable are sold separately

8. Warranty Information

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9. Authenticity Information

Sold with a genuine Cellora BD sales invoice. Buyers can verify the unit in person at our Jamuna Future Park store before purchase. Serial number and Apple packaging seal are checked at the point of sale to confirm this is an original Apple-manufactured unit, not a “Master Copy” replica — a distinction that matters in this category, since unofficial magnetic power banks branded as MagSafe are widely sold in the Bangladesh market.

10. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is the Apple MagSafe Battery Pack still sold by Apple?
No. Apple discontinued it on September 12, 2023, the same day the iPhone 15 launched with USB-C. Units available now, including at Apple retail, are remaining stock.

Does the MagSafe Battery Pack work with iPhone 15, 16, or 17?
It physically attaches, since the MagSafe magnet ring position is unchanged across generations, but Apple’s official compatibility documentation only covers iPhone 12, 13, and 14 series.

What is the real battery capacity of the MagSafe Battery Pack?
1,460mAh at 7.62V (11.13Wh). Apple states this delivers an effective charge comparable to a 2,920mAh standard-voltage battery due to the higher voltage design.

How much extra charge does it actually add to my iPhone?
Apple’s own testing shows up to 70% additional charge on iPhone 12/13 mini models, up to 60% on standard and Pro models, and up to 40% on Pro Max models, depending on usage.

Can I charge my iPhone and the battery pack at the same time?
Yes. Attach the pack to your iPhone, then plug a Lightning cable and 20W+ adapter into the pack — both charge together via pass-through charging.

Can it charge AirPods or Android phones?
Yes, as a standard Qi charger at up to 5W, since it isn’t limited to MagSafe-only devices.

Does it need a special charger?
No special charger is required, but reaching the full 15W speed requires a 20W-or-higher USB-C power adapter connected via a Lightning cable — both sold separately.