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Amazon has Apple’s iPhone Leather Wallet with MagSafe It sells for near the lowest price ever, and will be the lowest (ever) in 2023. The magnetic wallet, normally priced at $59, is now available for $48. Handy for bringing a few IDs and credit cards out into the world without having to carry around a separate wallet. This sale only applies to the Midnight (Black) colorway, but the neutral hue won’t clash with any phone model or case.
If you have a MagSafe-enabled Apple handset (iPhone 12 or later), you can store your leather wallet by snapping it to the back of your phone (or MagSafe-enabled case). The magnet is strong, so you don’t have to worry about losing your ID or credit card on the go. And while it only has room for three cards, it serves as minimal card storage for travel that doesn’t require a thick stack of payment cards or store discount cards.
iPhone Leather Wallet with MagSafe now supports Find My. With this feature, you can link your accessory to your Apple ID and view its last known location on a map if it’s lost. To set it up, the first time you connect your iPhone to your phone, you’ll be asked if you want to connect your iPhone to Find My. Or you can add them later by selecting the plus sign in the Find My app and selecting Add MagSafe Accessory.
In addition to the latest AirPods Pro deals, Amazon’s Apple accessories sale also includes Apple MagSafe battery packs. You can get the charging add-on for $84 instead of the usual $99. Also designed for iPhone 12 and later, it snaps onto the handset to provide extra battery power to keep your device working longer. It also offers some advantages over third-party magnetic battery packs, such as higher voltage (more powerful than its mere 1,460 mAh capacity suggests) and improved charging efficiency. Finally, the tight integration with iOS allows the software to manage charging and let you see how much is left in the battery widget on the home screen.
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