Apple currently offers coloured MagSafe cables to complement MacBook finishes and it seems like that the company wanted to bring the same colour-coding to iPhones. According to a rare Apple products collector, Apple has prototyped at least one coloured version of its MagSafe charger for the iPhone.
According to Twitter user Kosutami, who collects Apple prototypes and rare Apple products, tweeted photos of a MagSafe charger in a Starlight colour. Apple sells a standard silver colour model charger for iPhones.
“Recently got some prototype and information. It shows that the MagSafe charger used to have a coloured version, just like their MagSafe MacBook Charging cable – but with more saturation. (Also tried on the unreleased Magic Charger.),” Kosutami said in a tweet.
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Can you get a coloured MagSafe charger
In case you are wondering whether you can get your hands on a charger, the answer is no. Kosutami hinted that Apple apparently abandoned the plan at the prototype stage.
Recently, it was reported that Apple will support the latest Qi wireless charging standard, Qi2, starting with the upcoming iPhone 15. It means that users will be able to charge at 15W with all Qi2-compatible chargers.
Apple AirPower strip
This is not the first product that has been abandoned. Apple announced the AirPower wireless charging mat that was designed to charge up to three devices simultaneously. The product was announced in 2017 for a release in early 2018. However, Apple pulled the plug on AirPower saying the product had a difficulty in meeting the company standards.
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“After much effort, we’ve concluded AirPower will not achieve our high standards and we have cancelled the project. We apologise to those customers who were looking forward to this launch,” said Dan Riccio, Apple’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
Coloured iMac PCs
In 2021, Apple brought back coloured iMacs with a new design, M1 chip and a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display. The iMac also includes a 1080p FaceTime HD camera, studio-quality mics and a six-speaker sound system. It also brings Touch ID to iMac for the first time to facilitate secure log in, make purchases with Apple Pay or switch user profiles with touch.
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Apple currently offers coloured MagSafe cables to complement MacBook finishes and it seems like that the company wanted to bring the same colour-coding to iPhones. According to a rare Apple products collector, Apple has prototyped at least one coloured version of its MagSafe charger for the iPhone.
According to Twitter user Kosutami, who collects Apple prototypes and rare Apple products, tweeted photos of a MagSafe charger in a Starlight colour. Apple sells a standard silver colour model charger for iPhones.
“Recently got some prototype and information. It shows that the MagSafe charger used to have a coloured version, just like their MagSafe MacBook Charging cable – but with more saturation. (Also tried on the unreleased Magic Charger.),” Kosutami said in a tweet.
Read Also
Can you get a coloured MagSafe charger
In case you are wondering whether you can get your hands on a charger, the answer is no. Kosutami hinted that Apple apparently abandoned the plan at the prototype stage.
Recently, it was reported that Apple will support the latest Qi wireless charging standard, Qi2, starting with the upcoming iPhone 15. It means that users will be able to charge at 15W with all Qi2-compatible chargers.
Apple AirPower strip
This is not the first product that has been abandoned. Apple announced the AirPower wireless charging mat that was designed to charge up to three devices simultaneously. The product was announced in 2017 for a release in early 2018. However, Apple pulled the plug on AirPower saying the product had a difficulty in meeting the company standards.
Read Also
“After much effort, we’ve concluded AirPower will not achieve our high standards and we have cancelled the project. We apologise to those customers who were looking forward to this launch,” said Dan Riccio, Apple’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
Coloured iMac PCs
In 2021, Apple brought back coloured iMacs with a new design, M1 chip and a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display. The iMac also includes a 1080p FaceTime HD camera, studio-quality mics and a six-speaker sound system. It also brings Touch ID to iMac for the first time to facilitate secure log in, make purchases with Apple Pay or switch user profiles with touch.
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