We’re familiar with fake iPhone news. These “embarrassing” products usually emerge on the market within a month after Apple leaks the design of the new iPhone series. They are devices that typically use processors and operating systems from older Android phones. However, with the iPhone 15 series, the situation is a bit more complicated. Alleged manufacturers have updated fake MagSafe products alongside the transition to USB-C. Here are the details…
Here is the MagSafe Battery Pack sold by weight!
You may have seen fake products many times. Some of them may have a certain quality standard, but their prices are quite close to the originals. So, there’s not much point in buying and using fake products in this contradiction. However, there are also fake products being sold at extremely low prices, which could be described as a real disaster. With the transition to USB-C, counterfeiters can be said to be updating their products.
With the introduction of the USB-C charging port for the first time with the iPhone 15 series, this means extra work for those producing fake products. Anticipating Apple’s update of peripheral products like MagSafe with the USB-C transition, manufacturers have started updating their own products. This has led us to see globally produced fake MagSafe battery kits with USB-C charging ports.
The latest information and leaked news suggested that Apple is planning to update products like MagSafe in the USB-C format. It’s a bit alarming that fake products are already starting to flood the market, but it might not be as big of a problem as feared. This is because the original MagSafe products come with serial numbers and Apple’s warranty verification system can easily determine whether a product is fake or genuine.
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