After removing the packaging from their brand-new Apple iPhone 14, users should evaluate the accessories they require and those they desire to use with the gadget. As the smartphones released this year, such as the iPhone 14s, do not come with a charging adapter, you will need to ensure that you have a spare one. Plan to concentrate solely on wireless charging.
You will be able to make the most of the most recent MagSafe technology and the wide variety of accessories at your disposal. After putting a combination of the latest and greatest iPhone accessories, such as the Apple AirTag, wireless earbuds, and phone covers, through their paces, we have compiled a list of the ones that we feel are the best.
Apple MagSafe
Even though many other options are superior and much more affordable compared to Apple’s first-party accessories, the MagSafe wireless charger is something the company makes and should consider. Not only is it safe to pick up and use your handset while the disk is still attached, but the iPhone can also safely dangle by the cord that connects it to the charger without becoming detached.
The iPhone’s weight is hardly affected by the addition of the charging plate because it is only about a quarter of an inch thick. Newer iPhones are the only ones that will attach magnetically, but it is backwards compatible with wireless charging for iPhones eight and earlier.
Mophie 4-in-1 Wireless Charging Mat
Mophie’s 4-in-1 charging mat is convenient for all your wireless-charging devices. The 11-by-8-inch rectangle has four charging slots. Two of those spots fit smartphones, while the two in the centre fit AirPods. Each night, it can charge five devices simultaneously, like iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods Pro.
Mophie’s mat set my iPhone and AirPods Pro without removing their cases. The mat can do much, but finding a big enough spot is challenging. It fits most nightstands, but you may need to rearrange it. Mophie makes a compact 3-in-1 charging station for iPhones, Apple Watch, and AirPods.
AirPods
iPhone users know that Apple AirPods are the best wireless earbuds. The third-generation Apple AirPods have a better design, sound, and battery life. The H1 chipset allows hands-free Siri and fast pairing and switching, and the “contoured” strategy is more comfortable than previous AirPods.
They’re worth $179, but Beats’ new Studio Buds are an excellent option if that’s too much.
Anker Nano II 45W GaN charger
Anker’s Nano II 45W charger is more versatile than Apple’s 20W charger. It can fast-charge iPhones, iPads, and 2020 MacBook Airs. GaN technology prevents overheating in this 34 percent smaller 45W charger. We like that its prongs fold, making the adapter more portable.
Anker also makes a 30W and 65W two-port model for simultaneously charging your phone and laptop. The 45W model costs $40.
AirTags
AirTags help iPhone users find lost items. After attaching a tiny Bluetooth tracker, you can use the Find My app to track your keys, backpack, or wallet. If you know your stuff is nearby, the AirTag can play a tune to guide you. When you genuinely don’t know where something is, allow Lost Mode to be informed immediately when the Find My network finds it. iPhone users can use other Bluetooth trackers besides AirTags.
The Find My application can make it easy to manage multiple Apple AirTags, and your iPhone will instantly pair with a new AirTag nearby. The 1 pack costs $29 and the 4 Pack costs $99.
CASETiFY: Protects Your Phone, and the Planet
One in seven millennials are now customers of CASETiFY, the fastest-growing brand of tech accessories worldwide, and we have evolved into the go-to case manufacturer for everyone with self-expression at our core. To make your phone more suited to your lifestyle, you can also check out the other CASETiFY collection of case protectors, phone straps, charms, and MagSafe compatible accessories. You can rest assured that each accessory works flawlessly with our case collection and that both you and your phone will be delighted. Visit casetify.com for the latest accessories for your smartphone today.
