Best MagSafe Accessories 2025: Top Picks & Reviews
- The following accessories aren't quite top-tier, but they're still solid choices if you're looking to expand your collection of MagSafe gadgets.
- Belkin iPhone Mount With MagSafe ($30): Apple's Continuity Camera feature allows you to wirelessly use your iPhone as a webcam for your MacBook.
- Casetify Wireless Car charger ($70): This MagSafe-compatible car charger, wich I've used for over a year, is easy to install and features an adjustable ball joint for flexible...
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Other Good MagSafe Accessories
The following accessories aren’t quite top-tier, but they’re still solid choices if you’re looking to expand your collection of MagSafe gadgets.
Belkin iPhone Mount With MagSafe ($30):
Apple’s Continuity Camera feature allows you to wirelessly use your iPhone as a webcam for your MacBook. This mount, a circular silicone puck, magnetically attaches to the back of your iPhone and can also function as a phone grip or kickstand. It works with video-calling apps like facetime and Zoom. Note that you’ll need to keep your screen close to a 90-degree angle to prevent the iPhone’s weight from pulling the screen.A mount for external displays is also available for home desk setups.
Penguin design, which is a fun addition to any car.)
iOttie Velox Pro Magnetic wireless Cooling Charger ($56):
This iOttie charger uses a suction cup for mounting on your dashboard or windshield, making it suitable for cars with awkward vents. Strong magnets hold your phone securely.The telescopic arm and ball joint allow for a wide range of adjustments. While the 7.5-watt charging rate is somewhat slow, the USB-C cable is removable for easy storage. A built-in fan helps keep your phone cool in sunny conditions.
MagGo Magnetic Charging Station (8-in-1) ($70):
This compact charging station features three AC outlets, two USB-C ports, and two USB-A ports, along with a Qi2 wireless charging pad on the front. It’s ideal for workstations with multiple devices. The USB-A ports provide 12 watts each, while the USB-C ports can output up to 67 watts, although this is reduced when other ports or the charging pad are in use.
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