Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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A 65° MagSafe stand holds iPhone 12-17 models in portrait or landscape while charging through cases up to 5 mm thick
This stand holds every MagSafe-enabled iPhone from the 12 through the 17 series at a fixed 65° angle. The magnetic array snaps the handset into perfect alignment for wireless charging without removing MagSafe cases up to 5 mm thick. It suits bedside tables, desks and StandBy mode use. Buyers who need multi-device charging or Android support should look elsewhere.
A conventional Qi pad forces you to hunt for the sweet spot and offers no viewing angle. This stand adds instant magnetic alignment, a 65° tilt for portrait or landscape use and a 1.5 m braided USB-A to USB-C cable that reaches awkward outlets. The jump is worth it if you charge at a desk or nightstand and want hands-free video or StandBy visibility.
The FCC-certified safety system stops power at 100 % and keeps the surface below 95 °F, so the phone can stay docked all night. The cable survives 20000 bend cycles, giving ample length for bed-side or back-seat power ports. It runs out when a thick metal case, magnetic wallet or card insert blocks the magnetic field.
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The stand holds the iPhone at a 65° angle in both portrait and landscape orientations.
Plug the USB-A end of the 1.5 m braided cable into a USB power adapter, then place the iPhone on the magnetic pad to start charging.
The nylon-braided USB-A-to-C cable is tested to survive 20,000 bend cycles, so it should last through extended daily use.
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