With the iPhone 12 release, Apple introduced the MagSafe Wallet. It’s a sleek, leather wallet that can fit up to three cards and is attached magnetically to the back of your smartphone.

FineWoven was a rare misstep for Apple. It was a brand name for what Apple generously described as a ‘premium’ material used ...

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But there’s still one FineWoven product still available for the iPhone 16: the MagSafe Wallet. During Apple’s iPhone 16 unveiling earlier today, the word ‘FineWoven’ wasn’t uttered at all.

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A MagSafe wallet attaches to the back of your iPhone ... Recharging your iPhone in the car is also important, as Apple Maps can quickly drain the battery or the sun cause the iPhone to overheat.

The cover/wallet features Apple’s official item tracking, a MagSafe/Qi2-rechargeable battery, RFID protection, and more. Satechi announced its latest Apple accessories at IFA. Here’s how it ...

It seems like Apple is already moving on from FineWoven. After introducing the FineWoven brand with a series of very bad cases and accessories last year, it appears as though Apple opted not to ...

Magnetic wireless charging is getting faster with the iPhone 16, but it's also starting to come to Android with Qi2.

A MagSafe case will come in handy, especially if you plan on upgrading to Apple's latest iPhone 16 ... when there's going to be an emergency. Your wallet and phone don't have to be separate ...

When Apple revealed its FineWoven case, it was pitched as a leather substitute that used 68 percent post-consumer recycled content. But there are no iPhone 16-compatible FineWoven cases, period.

iPhone cases: Clear Case and Silicone Case with MagSafe for ₹4,900 each. FineWoven Wallet with MagSafe for ₹5,900. MagSafe Charger: Qi2-certified charger with up to 25W wireless charging.