Top 5 iPhone MagSafe Accessories That Are Actually Useful

Ever since Apple dropped MagSafe into the iPhone lineup starting with the iPhone 12, the market’s been flooded with a ton of accessories. Some of them are genuinely useful, and some… well, let’s just say they’re better off staying in the “why though?” category.

I’ve personally tested more MagSafe gear than I probably should admit, and after months of snapping things on and off my phone, I’ve finally narrowed it down. If you’re looking to actually make the most of that magnetic magic on the back of your iPhone, here are the top 5 MagSafe accessories that are actually worth your time and money.

1. MagSafe Wallet (with Find My) – Apple’s or ESR’s Smart Version

You’ve probably seen these already, but not all MagSafe wallets are made equal. Apple’s official MagSafe wallet is sleek and minimal, sure—but here’s the kicker: it now supports Find My, so if it falls off (it happens), you can track it like you would your AirPods. That’s a game-changer, especially for the forgetful folks out there (like me).

If you’re not looking to drop Apple-level cash, brands like ESR have their own smart versions that also support tracking and hold a few more cards without bulging. I usually keep 2 cards in mine and it stays nice and snug—no slipping around, and it hasn’t fallen off once knock on wood.

Why it’s useful: You can ditch your bulky wallet and keep your essentials literally stuck to your phone. Less pocket clutter, more peace of mind.

2. Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo)

Portable chargers are nothing new, but having one that just clicks onto the back of your phone and charges without a cable? That’s peak convenience right there.

The Anker 622 is one of the better ones I’ve used. It’s slim, it charges your iPhone decently fast for a wireless battery, and bonus—it’s got a built-in foldable stand. I didn’t think I’d care about that, but now I literally use it every day to prop my phone up when I’m watching YouTube or FaceTiming someone while cooking (badly).

Also, it doesn’t heat up like some of the cheaper ones I’ve tested. That alone earns it some points.

Why it’s useful: A battery, a stand, and no wires. What’s not to like?

3. Belkin MagSafe Car Mount PRO with Charging

This one’s a bit of a splurge, I’m not gonna lie—but if you drive a lot and use Apple Maps or Spotify constantly like I do, this thing is a lifesaver.

It’s officially MagSafe certified, which means it actually charges your phone wirelessly and holds it securely. I’ve tried a few sketchy mounts before and let me tell you… there’s nothing like watching your phone fly off your dash while making a left turn.

With the Belkin mount, your phone just snaps on magnetically and stays there, even if you hit a pothole or take a sharp turn. It also charges at the standard MagSafe speed, which is solid for a wireless car setup.

Why it’s useful: No more fumbling with clips or cords in the car. Just snap and go.

4. MOFT Snap-On Stand & Wallet

This one’s a two-in-one, and it’s surprisingly handy. The MOFT Snap-On Stand works as a wallet and a stand, but what makes it cool is how it folds out into different angles. You can stand your phone vertically or horizontally, and even at a slight tilt for Zoom calls or typing.

It doesn’t hold a ton of cards (maybe 2 max if you don’t want it to stretch), but if you’re into productivity and minimalist gear, it’s a great little add-on.

Also worth noting: it’s super thin when folded flat, and the material feels kinda leathery but isn’t real leather—so bonus points if you’re into vegan-friendly stuff.

Why it’s useful: Super compact stand + wallet combo, perfect for work-from-cafe days.

5. Spigen MagSafe Ring Adapter

Okay, this one’s kinda lowkey genius. If you have a case you love that isn’t MagSafe compatible, you don’t have to give it up. The Spigen MagSafe Adapter Ring basically turns any case into a MagSafe case.

You just stick it on (takes 30 seconds), and boom—your MagSafe charger or wallet now works just fine. I used this on my old favorite silicone case and it instantly brought it back into rotation.

Just make sure to line it up properly—Spigen includes a guide to help with that. It’s not flashy, but it solves a very specific and annoying problem.

Why it’s useful: Saves your favorite case from being tossed just ’cause it isn’t MagSafe-ready.

Final Thoughts

Look, MagSafe’s not some groundbreaking, life-changing thing, but when you’ve got the right accessories, it genuinely makes using your iPhone feel smoother. There’s something about the click when a wallet or charger snaps on that’s weirdly satisfying—and when those accessories actually do something helpful, it’s even better.

There’s still a lot of gimmicky stuff out there (I once saw a MagSafe cup holder??), so hopefully this list helps you skip the junk and stick to the gear that’s actually useful day-to-day.

Also read: https://thephoneyguy.com/is-apple-launching-a-foldable-phone-in-2026/