Anker MagGo Power Bank (10,000mAh, Slim, Qi2)
The Anker MagGo Power Bank (10K, Slim) is a Qi2-certified magnetic power bank offering 15W wireless MagSafe-compatible charging and 30W USB-C wired output from a 10,000mAh cell. It measures 0.58 x 2.78 x 4.09 in and is built for iPhone 12 through 16 series.
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Anker MagGo Power Bank 10K Slim — The Carry-On Charger That Snaps Right to Your iPhone
The gist: A wafer-thin 10,000mAh magnetic battery pack that sticks directly to MagSafe iPhones — no cables, no bag rummaging — keeping you charged through long travel days without taking any meaningful pack space.
- Qi2-certified 15W wireless: Snaps magnetically to iPhone 12–17 series and charges at 15W — the fastest standard wireless speed available — without a wire in sight.
- 0.58-inch profile: At 7.62 oz and thinner than most passports, it fits in a jeans pocket while attached to your phone; no extra bag slot needed.
- 30W USB-C port: Wire up AirPods, a Kindle, or a second device while the phone charges wirelessly — one pack covers your whole travel kit.
- 10,000mAh capacity: Enough for roughly 1.5 full iPhone charges — solid buffer for a full travel day, a long layover, or an off-grid afternoon.
Android Police called it “the first Qi2 pack we’ve tested that truly feels complete — it handles heat well, performs reliably across the board, and backs up its slim form factor with real substance.”
Best for: iPhone-toting travelers who want cable-free charging without sacrificing pack space. Skip it if: You primarily charge an Android phone or rarely need more than a partial top-up — the 5,000mAh version costs less. Runs ~$75 — check the current price before buying.
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