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Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 17e, the affordable follow-up to the 16e, during its March 4 event. The 17e would likely retain a 6.1-inch, 60Hz display and a single 48MP rear camera, with rumors on Dynamic Island vs. notch. It should use the A19 chip (potentially downclocked), ~8GB RAM, and gain MagSafe compatibility, plus the new C1X modem; pricing is not expected to change from the $599 starting point.
Anker's weekend sale includes a discount on the Prime 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station (Qi2.2, up to 25W MagSafe) at $119.99 with an on-page coupon, plus notable savings on the Prime 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock and other chargers and power devices on Amazon.
Rumors say Apple is preparing a colorful, budget-friendly 13-inch MacBook with an iPhone-class chip and a MagSafe-enabled iPhone 17e (A19) that could launch by March, possibly via a late-February press release or a March event. The MacBook is expected around the $649 price point, while the iPhone 17e would sit at about $599, with broader 2026 lineup updates including Apple Intelligence features and other device refreshes.
Rumors suggest Apple will launch the iPhone 17e with an A19 chip, MagSafe charging, and a switch to in-house cellular modems, while keeping the price at $599 and targeting emerging markets and enterprises, with an anticipated unveiling alongside updated iPads and Macs by early March.
Amazon is discounting Anker's Prime 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station to $119.99 with an on-page coupon (normally $149.99), offering Qi2.2 fast charging up to 25W for iPhone MagSafe and the ability to charge Apple Watch and AirPods simultaneously; note the deal price appears at checkout. The sale also includes the Prime 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock at $339.99 and other Anker accessories.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the lower-cost iPhone 17e is imminent and will include the A19 chip, MagSafe connectivity, and the latest C1X cellular modem plus N1 for Bluetooth/Wi‑Fi/Thread, all at a $599 starting price like the iPhone 16e and aimed at emerging markets and enterprise users.
Rumors suggest Apple will launch the iPhone 17E, a budget-friendly model around $600, potentially restoring MagSafe charging, and possibly ditching the notch in favor of a Dynamic Island-style front camera cutout, with expected updates to Siri and related Apple services ahead of a spring reveal.
Rumors from Mac Otakara and Macwelt suggest Apple’s iPhone 17e will reuse the 16e’s notch but gain an A19 chip, a faster C1X 5G modem, and an N1 chip for Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth/Thread, plus MagSafe charging (20–25W). The iPad 12 is said to resemble the iPad 11 design but upgrade to an A18 chip with 8GB RAM. A Feb. 19 press-release date for the iPhone 17e is floated, with no official pricing disclosed.
Amazon is discounting Anker's Prime 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station to $119.99 via an on-page coupon, offering Qi2.2 fast MagSafe charging (up to 25W) and simultaneous charging for Apple Watch and AirPods; the retailer also highlights additional Anker deals, including the Prime 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock at $339.99 and other chargers and power stations.
Rumors claim the Galaxy S26 Ultra may omit Qi2 with built-in magnets, weakening the MagSafe‑style Android ecosystem. While magnetic accessories could still work with cases, the lack of embedded magnets means a less seamless experience compared with iPhone and Google’s Pixels, prompting criticism of Samsung’s stagnation as competitors push bigger batteries and notable internal upgrades.
Anker unveiled the Prime Wireless Charging Station, a 3-in-1 MagSafe-compatible dock that can charge iPhone up to 25W (Qi2.2), with iPhone 16/17 fast charging (up to ~50% in 30 minutes), plus charging for Apple Watch and AirPods. It features an active AirCool cooling system, a folding travel-friendly design, and includes a 45W adapter and USB-C cable. Available now for $120 (promo; rising to $150 later).
Rumors suggest Apple will launch a cheaper iPhone 17E in the first half of 2026, potentially bringing MagSafe, the Dynamic Island cutout, a 6.1-inch 60Hz display, USB-C, and an A19 processor, with a design closer to the iPhone 15. Pricing remains unconfirmed, though last year’s 16E started at $599 for 128GB.
Rumors say the 2026 iPhone 17e will largely resemble the 16e (6.1-inch, single rear camera) but may switch from a notch to Dynamic Island, keep a 60Hz display with no always-on, potentially use a downclocked A19 with 8GB RAM, add MagSafe charging, and maintain a $599 starting price, with a launch expected in early 2026 (likely February) according to MacRumors reports.
Amazon is offering a discount on Apple's 25W MagSafe charger, with the one-meter model priced at $30 and the two-meter model at $40, making it an attractive accessory for iPhone users looking for fast wireless charging options.
Clicks is launching the 'Click Power' magnetic, slide-out keyboard compatible with any device supporting Qi2 or MagSafe, including phones like Pixel 10, Galaxy S25, and Motorola Razr, in 2026. It features Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in 2,150 mAh battery, and adjustable slider positions for different phone sizes, aiming to enhance mobile productivity by freeing up screen space and supporting familiar shortcuts. Pre-orders start at $79, with a retail price of $109.