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Apple MagSafe Charger 2m (MGDM4ZM/A) Listed on Amazon India - Check Price, Specs

The Apple MagSafe Charger (2m) (MGDM4ZM/A) is now available on Amazon India. The price starts at Rs 5,500 (Lowest Price on Apr 13, 2026).

It's a 2-metre cable variant of Apple's MagSafe wireless charger. Magnets inside snap it onto compatible iPhones for alignment — no fumbling around trying to line things up. It's Qi2.2 and Qi certified, so it'll work with anything from iPhone 8 onwards, plus AirPods models that have a wireless charging case.

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Specifications

  • Model Number: MGDM4ZM/A
  • Cable Length: 2 metres
  • Wireless Charging Standard: Qi2.2 and Qi certified
  • Max Wireless Charging Speed: Up to 25W when paired with a 30W USB-C Power Adapter (sold separately)
  • Fast Wireless Charging: Up to 15W for iPhone 12 or later with MagSafe, when paired with a 20W USB-C Power Adapter (sold separately)
  • Standard Qi Charging: Up to 7.5W for iPhone 8 or later, when paired with the 20W USB-C Power Adapter (sold separately)
  • 25W Charging Speed: Gets iPhone 17 models to around 50% battery in roughly 30 minutes (with 30W adapter)
  • Magnetic Alignment: Works with iPhone 12, iPhone 13, iPhone 14, iPhone 15, iPhone 16, iPhone 17 models, and iPhone Air
  • Qi Wireless Charging: iPhone 8 or later, and AirPods with wireless charging case
  • Also Available: 1-metre cable length variant



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