I phones without magnets

The iphone SE does not have a MagSafe magnetic connector.

You might want to check with your doctor to see if your pacemaker is susceptible to magnets like in the iphones that do support MagSafe. Some are, some are not.

I have a spinal cord stimulator implanted in my neck. I was told my implant was safe as long as I did not keep the iPhone in a chest pocket. I got the information directly from the maker of my implant. To be safe, contact the maker of your pacemaker and ask them.

nanduchaya wrote:

Thank u carol but I have a cardiac pacemaker

which I phone models will b safe ?

Carol B., while extremely knowledgeable is, as far as I know, not a doctor. You should ask your own doctor for medical advice. Carol B's suggestion to contact the manufacturer was also excellent.

Agreed! I was just using my situation as an example before suggesting contacting the pacemaker’s manufacturer. In my experience, the doctor preferred I contact the manufacturer directly. Nanduchaya, you should have received a card when the pacemaker was implanted. There should be a contact number there.

As stated in the "Related Article:"

"Consult with your physician and your device manufacturer for specific guidelines."

Carol B. wrote:

Agreed! I was just using my situation as an example before suggesting contacting the pacemaker’s manufacturer. In my experience, the doctor preferred I contact the manufacturer directly. Nanduchaya, you should have received a card when the pacemaker was implanted. There should be a contact number there.

Your answer was, as always, spot on!