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Samsung keeps pretending Galaxy phones have Qi2 magnets with new accessories

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Samsung insists its Galaxy phones work with magnetic accessories, or at least that’s the vibe you’ll get scrolling through the company’s store. Despite its latest release yet again skipping built-in Qi2 magnets, Samsung continues to release more magnetic accessories with the launch of some new stands.

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