MAGFAST Is a Family of Chargers That Connect Magnetically to Nix Cord Clutter for Good

Chargers. They’re vital for so many different things, from your laptop to your phone to your tablet or watch. In every case, they get in the way, though, right? I have a disorganized pile of cables to sort through and I know I’m not alone. That’s why MAGFAST looks like an immensely appealing proposition. It’s a new family of wireless chargers that can be used individually or connected together to work as a single unit. Think of it as building blocks or LEGO, and you’re not far off.
The power banks offer self-storing and a replaceable built-in cable, along with traditional USB-A outlets as well as USB-C. Throw in wireless charging and that means they’ll work with pretty much anything imaginable. So far, very useful but kind of unremarkable, too. How about if you connect those chargers together? That’s when things turn better in a lot of ways, not least because you won’t have to worry about unseemly cables getting in the way.
MAGFAST chargers come in a variety of different forms. The LifeCharger is a portable power bank offering multiple charges for any smartphone, while the LifeCharger Extreme is the souped up version that can even jump start your car, courtesy of optional jumper cables. The RoadCharger offers additional USB outlets while plugged into your car, and keeping things powered while on the road. Additionally, there’s the WallCharger for standard charging, AirCharger for wireless charging and TimeCharger for the Apple Watch. It’s an extensive package of different types of chargers, all neatly slotting together.
We talked to co-founder of MAGFAST, Seymour Segnit, to find out more.
“I’d been interested in charging for a while and couldn’t believe how every time I purchased a new one, life got more complicated, not easier,” he says. Seeking out new charging ideas, he found plenty of options on Kickstarter and Indiegogo, but nothing that appealed. Desperate for a future that was something other than “endless cables” Segnit kept looking until he nearly found his solution: “One day I saw a product that hinted at what was possible but was really poorly designed.” That nearly great idea led him to what would eventually become MAGFAST.