Ugreen Qi2 magnetic food bank: Less known battery companies, such as Ucreen and Baseus, try to take Anker on Amazon with value -supply banks like this Qi2 magnetic wireless charger ($ 35). It is pretty thin for a 10,000 mAh battery and offers a wireless load of 15 watts and a wireless load of 20 W if you connect the battery to a 20 W or higher power adapter. This food bank can charge an iPhone 16 almost twice and is one of the most affordable Qi2 certified food banks.
Mophie PowerStation Plus Mini: If you have one of the new iPhones with a USB-C load or an Android smartphone with USB-C, the Mophie PowStation Plus Mini ($ 50) is a relatively compact power bank with a integrated USB-C cable that offers a quick load of 20 Watts. The mini version has a 5,000 mAh battery which will completely recharge most smartphones at the same time. Mophie also makes a larger version of 10,000 mAh which offers double the load capacity, but it is a bit bulky and costs more. Note that while you load the battery, you can also load your device (the battery has a passage load).
Mophie PowerStation Plus: If you still use Apple devices with Lightning connectors but you also want a food bank that can charge USB-C equipped devices, Mophie Powersation Plus ($ 80), while the price is enough, is a good option with its double design of UBC-C / Lightning cables. It is a 10,000 mAh battery, so it can load an iPhone 16 almost twice, and it offers 30 watts of energy from its USB-C port, it can also provide a little juice to a MacBook Air to a pinch. The smaller mini-version costs around $ 30 less and has only one USB-C cable (it is a 5,000 mAh battery), while the PowerStation Plus ($ 100) also has double cables but adds retractable teeth so that you can load it in any outlet.
The age of the pergeon of 6.6K politics: The Anker Maggo 6.6Ka food bank A 6,600 mAh battery and a foldable design with customizable viewing angles. It is certified Qi2, which means that it offers rapid load capacities of 15 watts and is fully compatible Magsafe, twice the speed of standard wireless chargers of 7.5 watts for iPhone 13, 14, 15 and 16 models compatible with Magsafe and Android smartphones which support the wireless loads of 15 Watts. Although it is delivered with a USB-C cable, you will need a USB-C charger with more than 15 watts to hit these load speeds with 15 watts. You can take the supply bank on the move or let it connect to use it as wireless charging support at home. Its only drawback is that it is a bit bulky for use on the move.
Agile champion: Portable Charter Field up to date in Nimble uses recycled plastic in its construction. You have to pay a little more to go green, but it is a nice compact charger of 10,000 mAh which has a quick loading of PD of 20 Watts with USB-C double ports (one on each side of the food bank) which allows you to charge two devices at the same time. If you charge two devices, your load speeds will be limited to 10 watts per device.
Mychied Superhero Maglock: Mycharg calls for its range of Maglock magnetic power banks, which implies that these are real saviors. I was impressed by their design. Not only do the batteries, which arise at different capacities and colors, have strong magnets and stick very well at the back of any iPhone Magsafe compatible, but they have raised coils, which are supposed to help reduce heat levels during load. It seems to work. All Maglock batteries charge Qi to 5 Watts compatible iPhones, although you can get a faster load if you are going wired and use a USB-C-T-Lightning cable. I also liked the way there is a chime when the load begins and your phone tells you how much juice stay in the battery
Anker 523 PowerCore Slim 10k PD: The ANKER 523 PowerCore Slim 10K PD ($ 28) is impressive for a portable telephone charger of 10,000 mAh and has a fast USB-C load port (it is also a USB-C input to load its battery), plus a USB-A USB-A port of 12 Watts. Although the Anker 313 PowerCore Slim 10K is cheaper, it offers a fast USB-C overload, which spends the additional dough a big plus if you have a USB-C-to-Lightning cable.
Mophie PowerStation 10K Stand with Magsafe: Mophie’s PoweStation wireless support with Magsafe is not cheap, but is a versatile 10,000 mAh battery with an integrated stand and magsae charger and also has a threaded tripod at the bottom. As it is an official Magsafe charger, the battery is loading at 15 watts, which in fact among the fastest wireless external battery chargers and will also load the AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro models with Magsafe. If you use a USB-C-T-LI-Lightning cable (not included), you can load at 20 Watts speeds. You can also load two devices at the same time.
Portable charger Anker PowerCore III 10K: The anker PowerCore III 10K portable charger has a fast USB-C USB-C load (18 watts) as well as a USB-A port and a wireless load up to 10 watts. It is not magnetic, so your phone will not stick to it, but it will load all the compatible Qi devices without.
Mophie Snap Plus Juice Pack Mini: The Mophie’s magnetic feed bank is similar to that of Anker but is slightly thinner (it is suitable for a 5,000 mAh battery) and has no integrated shutter which is transformed into a stand. It is designed to adhere to the compatible Magsafe compatible iPhone or Magsafe case, it comes with an “Snap adapter” ring to stay back on Android devices so that they are adapted to magnets.
Portable Anker PowerCore Fusion charger (currently unavailable): This Anker model is indeed an oversized wall charger with an integrated 5,000 mAh battery. It has two standard USB loading ports for simultaneously in your phone and a secondary gadget (or two phones). A small LED indicator on the side allows you to check the level of load at the pressure of a button.
