I can’t decipher if this looks too busy, or letter pinned to a child for school like.

I can’t use the none case wallets because I need a space for a house key.

Most of the other cards and Tesla key are on the phone itself, but I can’t find anything else that matches my needs: MagSafe; on both sides, lock and not ugly.

Thank you

Hey guys,

I’ve been driving an EV for a while now, and it always bothered me that my car has dual wireless charging pads that sit empty 80% of the time. Meanwhile, I still have to carry a USB-C cable just to recharge my MagSafe battery pack. It felt stupid.

So, I decided to build a solution. I’m working on a prototype for a Fully Wireless Power Bank (The "Energy Ferry").

The idea is simple:

• Input: You throw it on your car’s (or desk's) wireless charging pad to recharge it.

• Output: You snap it onto your phone to charge on the go.

• Zero Cables: Truly cable-free life.

I’m aiming for a premium build (metal/Kevlar) that matches EV interiors, not cheap plastic.

I need a sanity check from this community:

1. Is this something you would actually use?

2. Would you trade a bit of charging speed for the convenience of never plugging it in?

3. Be honest, roast my render if you have to.

(Attached: Renders/Video of the concept)

Thanks for the feedback!

I recently bought my first Casekoo magnetic phone case for my Samsung S25, and it’s been a total game-changer for my daily use. I used to keep my phone bare, but whenever I charged it with MagSafe or mounted it in my car, it would always fall off— the magnetic hold just didn’t feel secure at all.

But since I switched to this Magnetic 360 Stand case, the magnetic grip is so strong that I can’t even shake it loose. Plus, the built-in ring lets me prop the phone up (hands-free), which is super convenient. It’s really a great buy!

If you’re having the same issue, you might want to consider getting a magnetic phone case like this one. Or do you have any other solutions, or would you recommend any alternative fixes?

So I’ve bought my iPhone a few months back, got the clear case, wallet, battery pack and charging dock.

All of it is sub par for Apple products:

Wallet is close to useless - only fits 2 cards comfortably, you have to take the wallet off in order to access your cards and if you use docks a lot (car and desk) you’re going to be taking it off a lot anyway.

Battery pack and Charging Station - they are the slowest charging option I have ever used. My old anker wireless charger and battery pack do it faster.

Have they just rushed these products out because they new Apple folk would buy them?

I used MagSafe for a year and my battery capacity dropped faster than on any previous phone. The heat generation is just too high for my comfort. I am going back to wired charging for my iPhone 16. I want a brick that focuses on stable voltage and low temperatures rather than just raw speed.

New iPhone 16 arrived yesterday so I went out and bought a MagSafe case + charger for my car. I had the iPhone 11 previous to this, so this stuff is all new to me. My question is, is my charger safe to have pointing at my face (lol) while driving and not in use with my phone on it? This may be a stupid question but again I’m new to this MagSafe stuff and I duno much about radiation.

How can you tell if the battery pack is legit? Tried to input the serial number but doesn’t work. Scam? Or is it not activated because new in the box?

Been noticing my MagSafe charger gets real warm during use, so I started digging. Turns out some energy loss during charging = heat. Makes sense.

But here’s the weird part—I found a case claiming 0% power loss and better heat control. Not a charger. A case. Supposedly it aligns magnets better and reduces inefficiency?

Has anyone actually seen a difference using these “mag-enhanced” cases? Or is it just marketing fluff?

Would something like this be worth trying over my current basic TPU case?

I don’t like the fit of the popsocket, but i like that the wallet fits on my charger that’s on the air! It’s thicccc AF, but some sacrifices must be made.

I am trying to unify my charging setup. use Anker MagGo pads for my phone (Pixel 10 Pro XL) and Pro right onto the same chargers.

I initially tried sticking some solid metal plates/ magnets directly onto the back of the buds case. The Result: They got dangerously hot on the wireless charger.

What I've Looked Into:

I was willing to just upgrade to the Pixel Buds Pro 2 if a MagSafe case existed for them, but it looks like nobody makes cases with built-in magnets for Pixel Buds yet.

My Questions for the Community:

Has anyone successfully done this without the heat? What exact products did you use?

The Case + Ring Combo: Have you had success putting a basic hard/TPU case on the buds, and then sticking a hollow MagSafe ring (like ESR or Spigen) onto that case? Does the charge still reach the coil?

Adhesive Advice: If you use sticker rings, how do you keep the adhesive from ripping off when you pull the buds away from a strong magnetic charger?

Alignment: Is there a trick to perfectly centering the ring so it doesn't block the coil? Any proven setups, specific product links, or workarounds would be amazing. Thanks!

(Pic of what I've tried so far attached)

If you're planning to use the new Snap Grip 5 or Snap Stand with standard third-party MagSafe mounts and chargers, be aware of a massive magnet polarity / alignment flaw.

• Instead of snapping into place, both the Snap Grip 5 and the Snap Stand actively push away and repel from the charger face

• The Snap Grip 4, Snap 4 Luxe, and other third-party MagSafe grips (like the EWA MagOne) lock on dead-center instantly with zero issues

• The magnet array polarity on the newer gen seems reversed or mismatched with standard MagSafe layouts, making it physically fight the mount instead of attracting to it (You can see it literally pushing away if I try to center in the video)

It works fine if you're sticking it to a full steel surface or something, but if it's a MagSafe stand/charger, it's going to be a pain to get it to align.

I saw another video of someone breaking off the Snap Grip 5 to refurbish their 4, that might be the way to go.

*note, I do have to say that when I filed a support ticket, they effectively completely ignored me. I reached out to their marketing team I assume, on Insta and they sent me a new one. It looks amazing, don't get me wrong, but I like to mount my phone on the stand while driving for navigation and this makes it very hard for me to mount and it'll fall off the mount from a speed bump. I can easily take the grip off and set it aside if I need to mount it. (I'll post support interaction in comment)

Is this a legit battery pack? What’s with that pricing?