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This is just a crash pad for golfing weekends.

“… trying to pack minimally and stick with just MagSafe. Now a second cable — albeit a small one — will always be needed to be brought if the battery pack is to remain charged.”

You do not need to take your MagSafe Charger with you! Your MagSafe Battery can act as a MagSafe charger. That’s why it charges your iPhone at 15W when it’s plugged in.  

For example, when we travel for the weekend we've gotten in the habit of bringing a MagSafe charger and a USB-C Apple Watch cable. For full charging flexibility, we're back to making sure a Lightning cable is in our tech bag.

You don’t need your MagSafe Charger anymore and only use your MagSafe Battery - it doubles as a Charger. 

Hm. So apparently the MagSafe Battery Pack can be charged wirelessly if attached to an iPhone, but none of the Apple materials state that it can be charged wirelessly using a MagSafe Charger.

The MagSafe Battery Pack can charge the iPhone, so is the idea that one could use the MagSafe Battery Pack as an alternative to the MagSafe Charger, i.e., leave it permanently plugged-in to the electric outlet as the default charger, and then you can unplug it when you need to take it with you?

And there definitely is no way to charge both at the same time through a MagSafe Charger.

Who wrote this article? "Euro 2020 ... is the latest in the four-yearly pan-European football tournament." What?
Also, there are maybe 4 people in the world that do not know what the Euro Cup is).
The ITV App outage was a DISGRACE.