iPhone 13 Pro doesn't easily detach from MagSafe Charger when lifting phone

You could say the same thing about the original MagSafe power adapter for MacBooks. The magnet was strong enough to ensure proper contact and a good hold on the MacBook chassis, but not so strong that it could serve its primary purpose – to snap off if someone trips over the cable.

For wireless chargers, the point is to allow easy docking and undocking. Most Qi chargers from Belkin, Mophie, etc allow for this convenience. The MagSafe charger for iPhone overdoes it (strong enough for proper contact, way too strong for easy undocking).

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MC461LL/A/apple-60w-magsafe-power-adapter-for-macbook-and-13-inch-macbook-pro

When you lift your iPhone 13 Pro Max from your MagSafe charger, do you use one hand? I'm curious if people are making a habit of yanking the charger day in and day out, or using both hands (which basically removes any convenience over plugging a Lightning cable).

Good to hear it protects from the occasional accidental grabbing you described.

So you do this everyday with one hand to detach? You're not at all concerned about lifting the phone with the puck attached, and causing material fatigue as you pull on the cable on a regular basis? Or are you saying the puck detaches without tugging and wearing the cable once you lift the phone?

If it's designed for accidents but not convenience, then I suppose it's working as expected.