Turn it upside down. When placing it on the charger. Camera faceing down but towards your feet. More on reddit.com

A MagSafe charger uses a magnetic to make sure the charger is perfect.y aligned with the charging coils inside of the MagSafe compatible phone (iPhone 12 or newer). This perfect alignment allows the charging to be more efficient, so the phone gets charged at 15w power instead of 7.5w with a regular wireless charger. 15w is not enough power for quick charge, but it is noticeably faster than 7.5w. The only thing you are missing by using a MagSafe charger with your SE is 7.5w of power. More on reddit.com

In short, not exactly worth the extra money to invest in a 20W brick + a MagSafe *if* you’re looking for speed or already have your older wireless charging setup. It’s barely faster than charging through a 5w.

If you already have a 7.5w wireless charging setup, and do not wish to invest much more on accessories, don’t bother with the 20w brick + MagSafe, it’s not really gonna be faster (only barely). Unless, of course, you really want the benefit of the magnetic circular alignment.

The non-Max models barely reaches half the 15w speed as apple promises. And right now there isn’t a max model to be openly tested yet so we don’t know if it’s the same case. On the currently available models it more consistently pulls around just 6w instead—way under the promised 15w (yes the promised 15w is the peak, and the 7.5w Qi charging doesn’t stay at 7.5w either, but the reality is obvious, the supposedly 15w setup isn’t really faster than your older 7.5w ones. So do not upgrade to this setup *if your only reason is for faster charging than your current ones*, cuz it won’t)

Also, anker’s 20w somehow yields noticeably greater speeds than apple’s 20w (charged via lightning connector)

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