21 Best MagSafe Accessories (2025): Qi2 Chargers, Magnetic Wallets, and More

Other cool MagSafe accessories

The accessories below aren’t as good as the top picks in this guide, but they’re still good choices if you’re looking for more MagSafe gadgets.

Belkin iPhone Mount with MagSafe.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu

Belkin iPhone Mount with MagSafe for $30: Using Apple’s Continuity Camera feature, you can wirelessly use your iPhone as a webcam for your MacBook. It also supports various video calling apps from FaceTime to Zoom. This circular silicone puck magnetically sticks to the back of your iPhone and can be used as a phone grip or kickstand, but you have to position your screen at close to a 90-degree angle, otherwise the weight of the iPhone will pull the screen back or forward. It also has a mount for external displays if you want a mount for your home desk setup.

STM Goods MagPod Smarter Phone Stand for $50: I’m carrying this mini tripod from STM Goods throughout my apartment. When I’m not using it on my desk to see notifications at a glance, I’ll place it on my kitchen counter to stream a TV show while making dinner, on my coffee table to FaceTime with friends, on the couch, or on the bathroom sink to listen to a podcast while doing my makeup. I’ve also used it to shoot videos. It has a magnetic disk with a socket that rotates easily, allowing you to position it at multiple angles. The retractable legs are sturdy even when tapping notifications or typing text. They fold neatly into a compact size, making it easy to travel with.

Casetify Wireless Car Charger for $70: I have been using it for more than a year. It’s easy to set up, has MagSafe support (with a USB-C cable) and an adjustable ball joint for different viewing angles, and it’s Qi 2-certified with a 15-watt rate. It’s a little more affordable than the Belkin and comes in a lot of fun patterns. (I have the penguin design, and it’s hard not to smile when I see it.)

iOttie Velox Pro Magnetic Wireless Cooling Charger for $80: This iOttie option has a suction cup (if your vents are awkward, or you just prefer dash or windshield mount) that has strong magnets to keep it in place. The telescopic arm also features a ball joint that gives you a wide range of motion to find the ideal position. The 7.5-watt charging rate is disappointing, but the USB-C charging cable is removable, so when your iPhone is done charging you can detach and store it. The built-in fan also helps keep the temperature down when the sun is out.

Maggo Magnetic Charging Station (8-in-1) for $60: This little orb has three AC outlets, two USB-C ports, and two USB-A ports on the back, and a Qi2 wireless charging pad on the front that can recharge your phone. This is great for workstations where you need to have a lot of gadgets plugged in. Each USB-A port outputs 12 watts, and the USB-C port can output 67 watts, although this is reduced if other ports or pads are in use.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu

A MagSafe SSD enclosure for $60: If you have an iPhone Pro Max and want to tinker with Apple’s more advanced video recording formats (ProRes 4K at 60 frames per second or higher), however, you’ll immediately run into a big problem: You can’t record natively without an external storage device. You’ll need a solid-state drive plugged into your iPhone, and it will record your videos directly to external storage. But a hanging SSD doesn’t seem very safe, right? They do not transfer power or data via MagSafe, but instead attach to the back as a convenient way to store the SSD while recording.

Casely Grippy for $25: When the OctoBuddy (the original suction phone mount) started becoming popular, I really wanted one. But since it uses an adhesive to attach to your phone, the thought of all the dust and germs collecting in the suction cup put me off trying it. This is one of the few from Casely that has MagSafe support. For the most part it works well. I’ve stuck it on kitchen cabinets, mirrors, refrigerators – basically any surface around. But when sticking it to said surface, I recommend applying extra pressure to make sure the suction cups are engaged In fact Stuck there. Otherwise, it will shut down and your phone will go with it.

Astropad Bookcase for $30: The Astropad Bookcase is not necessary to exist. It’s a plastic shell for your phone that makes it feel like an e-reader in your hand, but that’s it. Technically, the main innovation is the built-in NFC which automatically opens the reading app of your choice when you slide your phone out. It can also turn on notification settings for distraction-free reading. For many people, it’s a $40 piece of plastic, but if you’re really unable to bring your e-reader with you, the Bookcase does exactly what it says on the tin.

Campfire Audio Portable DAC Wallet for $59:The Campfire Audio Portable DAC Wallet isn’t actually a wallet. More specifically, it’s a wallet designed specifically to hold Campfire’s own Relay DAC and nothing else. It’s expensive, but if you’re an audiophile, that should come as no surprise. At least Campfire makes the wallet feel worth the price. It’s leather, with a sturdy base and a strong magnet, and it has a classy logo inlaid with gold foil.

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