Other Magsafe power banks to consider
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We love some other Magsafe power banks that have not entered our best choices.
Scosche pbq5ms2 portable magsafe phone charger for $ 45: Thin and decent magnets, four LEDs to show the remaining power and a small USB -C cable in the box – so far, so familiar. There is nothing really bad with this Magsafe food bank of 5,000 mAh, but the load (wireless and wired) is maximum at 10 watts, and you can get better performers for the same money above.
BASEUS NOMOS QI2 Magnetic power bank 3-in-1 for $ 82: This high capacity food bank contains a certification of 10,000 mAh and Qi2, allowing wireless load up to 15 watts. It also has a practical integrated cable that can go up to 45 watts. Press the power button and you get a display percentage remaining at the rear above the unfolding outfit. The only thing that prevents this from winning a place above is the high price.
Torras magnetic portable charger with $ 50 support: Our previous handle and stand choice, this feed bank has been supplanted because it can only provide 7.5 watts wirelessly, although you can always connect to the USB-C port for faster load (up to 18 Watts). It is relatively thin and light, has strong magnets and four LEDs to show the level of the battery.
Sharge Icemag for $ 50: I am generally a suction cup of the translucent cyberpunk aesthetics of Shange, and the Icemag has an RGB lighting and a small fan inside! It charges iphones at 7.5 watts and offers a 20 -watt wired load with a large capacity of 10,000 mAh. But it is relatively large, and the fan emits a sharp groan. You will only hear it if you are somewhere silent, and although it keeps the cool food bank, my iPhone 14 Pro has always become very hot. I love the look and I think the cooling fan is a solid idea, but the design could be improved.
Barga Magnetic Power Bank for $ 100: If you are dismayed by the idea of ​​reaching a thin painte to your iPhone, plan to splash yourself with one of the elegant Burga Magsafe power banks. A mixture of tempered glass and anodized steel, these pretty power banks are presented in a wide range of catchy models. The camo model I tested had strong magnets and loaded my wireless iPhone 14 pro (7.5 watts) at around 70% of the dead. The USB-C port can also provide 20 watts. Capture is the relatively high price of the relatively low capacity of 5,000 mAh.
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Iniu magnetic portable charger for $ 30: You can get a decent Magsafe power bank of 10,000 mAh without spending a lot if you opt for this in Iru. It is heavy and thick, but the rounded edges and the soft plastic finish make it comfortable to hold. It sticks safely at the back of your iPhone and also loads through Magsafe cases. The PAW printed logo is coupled with a power indicator, each section that illuminates blue indicating 20%. He managed a full load and just under half for my iPhone 14 Pro.
Groov-e Power Bank for £ 27: This affordable Magsafe charger is only available in the United Kingdom, but it offers a decent capacity of 10,000 mAh with a display that shows the precise percentage remaining. You can get up to 15 wireless load watts (7.5 watts for iPhones), and the USB-C port can load devices up to 20 watts. It’s a bit bulky, but the magnets are strong, and it worked well when tested, offering a full load for my iPhone 14 pro with around 30%.
Belkin Boostcharge Wireless Food Bank for $ 50: With a capacity of 5,000 mAh and a practical outfit, this Magsafe power bank is decent. I like the choice of colors (especially purple), but the magnets feel a little weak, and the outfit works better in the landscape (it seems unstable in the portrait). It is well below a full load for my iPhone 14 Pro.
Wireless Bank Bezalel Prelude XR for $ 79: Bezalel’s X -intelligent X range includes two Magsafe food banks and a wireless load candle. The XR, which I tested, has a capacity of 10,000 mAh, while the smallest ($ 80) is with 5,000 mAh. The XR is bulky and the crutch seems fragile, but it offers more than enough power to fully load an iPhone 14 Pro. The two power banks charge 7.5 watts iphones and other Qi wireless phones up to 15 watts, and you can burst your airpods on the other side to load at 3 watts. They also have USB-C ports which can deliver 20 watts.
Mophie Snap + Juice Pack Mini for $ 45: This Energy bank of 5,000 Mah-Mah Works well, but it’s a little larger than it should be. It works with Magsafe iphones but is delivered with an optional attachment to non -Magsafe phones. Mophie’s snap + PowerStation Stand ($ 70) Offers double capacity and crutch, but it’s thick.
Rapidx Boosta Power Bank for $ 51: Available in bright colors, this Magsafe power bank offers 5,000 mAh of power, and there is an optional load support with an USB-C socket on which you can slip it. This portable charger added a respectable 76% to the battery of my iPhone 14 Pro, but the USB-C load is limited to 10 watts.
Avoid these Magsafe power banks
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Some of the Magsafe portable chargers that we have tested are not worth your time.
Alogic Matrix Universal Magnetic Power Bank for $ 66: This light light magnetic power bank of 5,000 Mah-Mah has an awkward angular appearance, but it is because it is designed to slip into a Dock 2 in 1 ($ 110)A Dock 3-in-1 ($ 155)and a Some car quays ($ 66)A bit like the anker 633 above. Unfortunately, one of the alogical batteries that I tested failed and refused to charge. Whoever worked managed to add 74% to the battery of my iPhone 14 Pro.
Hyperjuice Magnetic Wireless Battery Pack for $ 50: Still another Magsafe food bank of 5,000 mAh, the hyperjuice is quite beautiful with four LEDs and a round power button on the back, but the USB-C port is limited to 12 watts, and it only managed to take my iPhone 14 pro up to 71%.
Uag Lucement Power Kickstand for $ 50: This Magsafe food bank has a curved design with a soft coating and a resistant metal crutch. Unfortunately, the capacity is only 4,000 mAh, but it is as large as certain options of greater capacity – or even more important. He added a little less than 60% to my iPhone 14 Pro, loading wirelessly at 7.5 watts. USB-C rises to 18 watts, but you can get better power and performance for money.
Moft Snap Stand Power Set for $ 79: I like the finish in soft leather, and this food bank is comfortable in the hand and looks great, but the capacity of 3,400 mAh added only 41% to my iPhone 14 pro. It comes with a magnetically attached folding support and walletWith perhaps enough room for a few cards or emergency money. I like the fact that it attaches separately so that you can abandon the food bank when it is dead but keep the stand; It simply does not offer enough power.
