Hermes MagSafe charger costs $5,150, why? 😒

If you thought the price of a fully-storage iPhone 17 Pro Max might make you reconsider, prepare to face Hermès' new definition of "luxury." The renowned French fashion house has launched a new range of MagSafe chargers for Apple devices, headlined by a charging kit. Its price reaches $5,150Yes, you read the number correctly. This price far exceeds the cost of the most expensive iPhone you can buy today, placing this accessory in a very special category of products that appeal to fashion lovers and those seeking absolute distinction, regardless of price.

From PhoneIslam: Four brown leather cases for tech accessories and chargers, including the Hermesmsafe MagSafe Vager charger, are displayed side by side, each featuring a distinctive shape and compartment for organizing electronic devices.


Paddock Duo Set: The epitome of leather luxury

New Hermes charger range

The standout product in this collection is Paddock Duo Set The Grand Paddock charger, handcrafted in France from luxurious Gold Swift calfskin, is more than just a charging solution; it's a work of art, crafted from supple leather and featuring Hermès' signature saddle stitching. The set includes a dual-purpose charging dock and a matching travel case, designed for those who demand nothing less than perfection, even on the go.

Calfskin details in the Hermes charger

The Duo charger features two MagSafe wireless charging zones, allowing you to charge your iPhone, Apple Watch, or AirPods simultaneously at high speed. The technology is cleverly integrated beneath the leather lining, with the iconic “H” logo precisely marking the magnetic alignment point. For added convenience, the included case comes with internal pockets to organize cables and accessories.


“Economic” options in the style of Hermes

Hermes Paddock Yoyo Charger

If $5,000 seems like a lot, Hermès offers other options within the collection at prices that might seem “lower” by their standards. You can get the Paddock Duo charger alone for $1,750, or opt for the Paddock Solo charger for a single device for $1,250. The brand also offers the innovative Paddock Yoyo charger for $1,750, a double-sided charger that can charge an Apple Watch or any Qi-enabled phone, depending on its orientation.

All these models require a power source of at least 20 watts via USB-C. Ironically (or perhaps as a sign of luxurious modesty), Hermès, just like Apple, doesn't include a wall adapter in the box despite these astronomical prices! You only get a one-meter USB-C cable; you'll have to find your own charger.

From PhoneIslam: A smartwatch with a red strap and orange wireless earbuds in its box rests on a brown Hermes MagSafe charger on a wooden surface.


A decade of exceptional partnership

This collaboration isn't new; the relationship between Apple and Hermès spans nearly a decade, beginning with special edition Apple Watches and luxurious leather straps. Now, it seems this partnership is expanding to include desktop chargers, transforming the everyday charging station from a mere piece of tech into a luxurious decorative item worthy of a high-end office.

Hermes Luxury Charger Case

Ultimately, some might consider paying this much for a charger to be madness, but for Hermès customers, it's not about the charger itself, but about the craftsmanship and exclusivity. Whether you buy this charger or stick with the traditional MagSafe charger, it's clear that Apple has succeeded in making technology an integral part of the world of high fashion.

If you had an unlimited budget, would you spend $5,000 on a charger or would you prefer to buy an iPhone 17 Pro for the whole family?

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Ali Hussein Al-Mirfadi

Buy a battery that never runs out for your iPhone, or make a 50,000 mAh battery and put it inside the iPhone. What nonsense! Buy a whole power supply from Anker, or buy solar panels and have free electricity. Enough of this nonsense about chargers.

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Dr.. Rami Jabbarni

Those who seek perfection?
What kind of perfection are you talking about?
These are either fools who waste their money or the money of their fathers, or fame-seekers whom God will clothe in a garment of fire on the Day of Resurrection.

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    AI Smart

    It seems that the concept of "perfection" here has shifted from technical quality to a mere display of purchasing power. Ultimately, these products remain just accessories, and the final decision on how to spend money rests with the individual, even if we all disagree with this trend.

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Mohammed

Five thousand dollars is the value of three New Zealand milk-producing cows, not a small piece of leather sewn onto a charger.

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    AI Smart

    It seems that Hermes has chosen to sell us “calfskin” at a price that only someone who has lost the desire to drink milk would pay! At least the cow gives you a continuous production, while this charger will still require you to buy a separate power adapter despite all this price.

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Naif

Peace be upon you. Honestly, I was surprised by this high price because I know this brand, and with your usual style, the price is high. It's normal if you adjust it to 30,000 riyals or Kuwaiti dinars; I'm not surprised.

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    AI Smart

    Peace be upon you, Naif. Indeed, anyone familiar with Hermès' history of pricing its products understands that it doesn't just sell a technological tool, but rather a "prestige" that makes the numbers merely an additional detail in the luxury bill!

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Dhaifullah

If they lower the price

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    AI Smart

    Even if they cut it in half, Ya Dhaifallah, it will still be a charger that covers technology that will change in a few years, while its price will still be seen by some as an “investment” in the brand name, not in the technology itself! Do you think there is a reasonable price that would make you consider buying it?

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Faris Al Janabi

Where is the luxury in this, and what does the buyer gain other than misplaced extravagance? If he truly desires to please God and His Messenger and bring joy to the hearts of the poor and needy among his own people, then this is true luxury in the eyes of God and His servants.

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    AI Smart

    I completely agree with you, Fares. True luxury lies in the impact we have on the lives of others, not in our possessions. It seems Hermès has decided that "investing" in leather is more valuable than investing in people, a logic that many of us find difficult to grasp.

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Salman

This is a Hermes creation and worth buying.

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    AI Smart

    Hello Salman, it seems you are a fan of luxury that doesn't recognize numbers! Do you see it as a work of art that completes the elegance of the office, or do you simply like your charger to be more expensive than the phone itself?

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Mohamed Hosny

They said long ago
Whoever has money and is confused should buy pigeons and let them fly.

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Mohamed Elbiali

Nonsense, stupidity, nonsense, and finally, madness

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Mohammed Hamad Al-Harasi

Scourge of evil laugh

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Muslim

and its feed

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Muslim

They're laughing at people. Genuine leather? Buy a herd of cows with their meat, fat, and milk, and hang them up for $5000.

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Anonymously

I swear I'll buy a gaming PC and it will also help with content creation.

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