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It was suggested that Apple dropped MagSafe so that the company could ensure the 16e’s connection.
An unnamed case manufacturer did some testing on wireless charging with MagSafe-enabled cases and ones without.
Non-MagSafe cases produced weaker charging, varying from 4.2W to 6.5W.
The testing seems to prove that there is no C1 interference between the modem and MagSafe magnets.
This all leaves room for speculation on why MagSafe was omitted from the iPhone 16e.
iPhone 16e pre-ordersstart today, and the phone will launch in a week on February 28.
