13 best Magsafe energy banks for iPhones (2025), tested and reviewed

Other Magsafe energy banks to consider

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We like some other Magsafe energy banks that did not reach our best options.

SCOSCHE PBQ5MS2 Portable Magsafe phone charger for $ 45: Slim, decent magnets, four LEDs to show remaining power and a USB-C cable wee in the box, so far, so familiar. There is nothing really bad in this Magsafe Energy Bank of 5,000 mAh, but the load (wireless and cable) maximizes 10 watts, and can get better artists for the same previous money.

Baseus Nomos Qi2 3-In-1 Magnetic Power Bank for $ 82: This high capacity energy bank includes the certification of 10,000 mAh and Qi2, which allows a wireless load of up to 15 watts. It also has a practical incorporated cable that can reach up to 45 watts. Press the ignition button and get a remaining screen percentage on the back on the folding stand. The only thing that prevents this from winning a previous place is the high price.

Torras magnetic portable charger with support for $ 50: Our previous ring and selection of ring selection, this energy bank was supplanted because it can only supply 7.5 watts wirelessly, although it can always connect to the USB-C port for a faster load (up to 18 watts). It is relatively thin and light, it has strong magnets and four LEDs to show the battery level.

Sharge Icemag for $ 50: In general, I am a fan of translucent aesthetics of Sharge cyberpunk, and the Icemag has RGB lighting and a small fan inside! It charges iPhones to 7.5 watts and offers wired 20 watts load with a wide capacity of 10,000 mAh. But it is relatively bulky, and the fan emits an acute groan. He will only listen to it if he is somewhere quiet, and although he maintains the fresh energy bank, my iPhone 14 pro still gets a lot. I love the appearance and I think that the cooling fan is a solid idea, but the design could be improved.

Burga Magnetic Power Bank for $ 100: If you are horrified by the idea of ​​attaching a ugly tombstone to your iPhone, consider splashing for one of the elegant Magsafe energy banks of Burga. A mixture of tempered glass and anodized steel, these beautiful energy banks come in a wide range of striking designs. The camouflage model I tried had strong magnets and loaded my iPhone 14 pro in wireless way (7.5 watts) to about 70 percent dead. The USB-C port can also supply 20 watts. The capture is the relatively high price for the relatively low capacity of 5,000 mAh.

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Iniu Magnetic portable charger for $ 30: You can get a 10,000 mAh Magsafe Energy Bank without spending much if you opt for this iniu. It is heavy and thick, but the rounded edges and the soft plastic finish make it comfortable to hold. He safely adheres to the back of his iPhone and also charges through Magsafe boxes. The leg printing logo is doubled as a feeding indicator, with each section that lights blue that indicates 20 percent. He fixed them a complete load and just under one half for my iPhone 14 Pro.

Groov-e Power Bank for £ 27: This affordable Magsafe charger is only available in the United Kingdom, but offers a decent capacity of 10,000 mAh with a screen that shows the remaining precise percentage. You can obtain a wireless load of up to 15 watts (7.5 watts for iPhones), and the USB-C port can load devices up to 20 watts. It is a bit bulky, but the magnets are strong, and it worked well when it was tested, offering a full load for my iPhone 14 Pro with about the remaining 30 percent.

Belkin Boostcharge Wireless Power Bank for $ 50: With a capacity of 5,000 mAh and a Kickstand practice, this Magsafe Energy Bank is decent. I like the choice of colors (especially purple), but the magnets feel a bit weak, and the work stop works better in the landscape (it feels unstable in the portrait). A complete load fell well for my iPhone 14 pro.

Bisalel Prelude XR Wireless Power Bank for $ 79: Bezalel’s smart range includes two Magsafe energy banks and a wireless load plug. The XR, which I tried, has a capacity of 10,000 mAh, while the smallest X ($ 80) is met 5,000 mAh. The XR is voluminous, and the kickstand feels clarified, but offers more than enough power to completely load an iPhone 14 Pro. Both energy banks charge iPhones to 7.5 watts, and other wireless phones Qi to up to 15 watts, in addition to placing its airpods on the other side to load 3 watts. They also have USB-C ports that can deliver 20 watts.

Mophie Snap+ Juice Pack Mini for $ 45: This 5,000 mAh-capital energy bank It works well, but it is a bit larger than it should be. It works with Magsafe iPhones, but comes with an optional attached file for non -magsafé phones. Mophie’s Snap+ Powerstation Stand ($ 70) It offers double capacity and a kick stop, but it is thick.

Rapidx Boosta Power Bank for $ 51: Available in some bright colors, this Magsafe Energy Bank offers 5,000 mAh of power, and there is an optional load support with an USB-C connector that can slide it. This portable loader added a respectable 76 percent to the battery of my iPhone 14 Pro, but the USB-C load with cable is limited to 10 watts.

Avoid these Magsafe energy banks

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Some of the Magsafe portable loaders that we prove do not use their time.

Magnetic Magnetic Bank Alogical Matrix for $ 66: This light magnetic power bank of 5,000 mAh-capital has an uncomfortable angular appearance, but that is because it is designed to slide into a DOCK 2-IN-1 ($ 110)to DOCK 3-IN-1 ($ 155)and a A pair of car springs ($ 66)Like Anker’s 633 above. Unfortunately, one of the alogical batteries that I tried failed and refused to load. The one that worked managed to add 74 percent to the battery of my iPhone 14 Pro.

Hyperjuice Magnetic Wireless Battery pack for $ 50: However, another 5,000 mAh Magsafe Energy Bank, Hyperjuice looks quite well with four LEDs and a round on the back on the back, but the USB-C port is limited to 12 watts, and only managed to take my iphone 14 pro to 71 percent.

UAG LUCENT Power Kickstand for $ 50: This Magsafe Energy Bank has a curved design with a soft coating and a resistant metal kick stop. Unfortunately, the capacity is only 4,000 mAh, but it is as large as some options of greater capacity, or even larger. Just 60 percent were added to my pro iPhone 14 Pro, wirelessly loading 7.5 watts. The 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 soft synthetic leather finish, and this energy bank is comfortable in my hand and looks very good, but the capacity of 3,400 mAh only added 41 percent to my iPhone 14 Pro. It comes with a folding support and magnetically attached wallet, with perhaps sufficient space for a pair of cards or emergency cash. I like to be attached separately so that it can get rid of the Energy Bank when it is dead but keep the support; It simply does not offer enough power.