Without a doubt next year we will have new iPads. Many analysts have presented their information regarding Apple’s launches for the year 2024 and they all agree that the renewal of the iPad range in the first half. However, we still do not know realistic information about the news of each of these devices. A few hours ago a rumor was published that Apple is working on a MagSafe wireless charging system, like the one available on iPhone, which could arrive very soon on iPad.
Will wireless charging come to iPads?
This rumor is not new, but it is notable, especially since it hasn’t been talked about for years. In 2021, the first signs began to emerge that Apple was working on bringing the MagSafe charging system to iPads. The main complication of all this integration was Build the back of the iPad out of glass. And that turned out to bring a host of fragility issues, which is why the performance was postponed.
However, a new source related to the magnets that Apple usually uses in iPhones for MagSafe charging has leaked this leak. They are reportedly working on MagSafe wireless charging for iPads.
As you know, in 2024, two new iPad Pro models (11.1 and 13 inches) with OLED displays and two iPad Air models (11 and 12.9 inches) are planned. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to think that Apple wants to start, like with the iPhone, providing more features to Pro devices and that would be a bomb that the iPad Pro included MagSafe wireless charging with a redesign of the back of the device. Although all these hypotheses are without any solid basis.
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The reality is that having MagSafe-type wireless charging on iPads would have many advantages but also many disadvantages as we have discussed. Among them the possibility of breakage in the event of a fall (the glass is more fragile) as well as the charging speed. However, we would expand the possibilities for the user: new accessories and new magnetic chargers They could complete the arrival of MagSafe on the iPad.
