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Problem is that magsafe means wireless charging which is highly unefficient. It's not that big of a deal for stationary applications, but for attaching a spare
by Nextgrid 1y ago
Problem is that magsafe means wireless charging which is highly unefficient. It's not that big of a deal for stationary applications, but for attaching a spare battery (which is itself limited by its capacity) you are probably wasting 30% of it on the overhead of the wireless power transfer.
- arnoooooo 1y agoI thought wireless charging was inefficient because the coils were never properly aligned, but that magsafe fixed that.