Anker Power Bank, 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo), 5000mAh Foldable Magnetic Wireless Portable Charger and USB-C for iPhone 14/13 Series

I love this charger, everything about it is just perfect. It magnetically attaches to my phone and doesn’t fall off and if you want it can also fold, all while charging you’re phone to 100% without any cables at all. And if you do ever want to charge an ipad or something from it as well, its so easy to just connect a cable to it and use it to charge almost any device at high speed. I have brought so many of these and love them so much, its one of the best portable chargers I have ever brought. The only problem with it is that the capacity at some times can be small, meaning that it often needs to be recharged and sometimes cannot fully charge my phone to the extent that I want.

Overall a very good product, however I will be returning it!The product does everything that is says on the amazon page, very nice looking, the stand is very good, magnetic connectivity to the phone is very strong.The only downside (which is my fault for not reading on the website) is that it only provides an iPhone 13 Pro Max 0.5 times battery charge. So my Phone went from 20% to 84% and the charging pack died so I do not really see the point.I tend to carry a battery pack for days out where I may need multiple phone charges for me and my girlfriend, I wouldn't bother really bringing this anywhere due to the fact it only promises half a charge.If the battery charge potential is not an issue for you I highly recommend this product, however it is higher priced than its competitors.

I'm reasonably impressed with this battery pack. I have an iPhone 14 pro max so my review is based on this:Pros:Always have power and much easier to carry around then a battery pack with wiresThe stand is useful for an office environmentYou can FINALLY use USB to "charge" your iPhone, connect to the battery pack and charge that through USBLarger battery and cheaper (and, subjecitve I know but looks better IMHO) then the apple MagSafe powerbankCons:Heats up massively during chargingCan only charge a large battery iPhone to around 60%. Probably connected to the energy lost through heatMagsafe Magnet is significantly weaker than the Apple Magsafe powerbank. This freqently slides off the back of the phone, the Apple version stays soldily on, even in my pocket after a long walk.All in all though, it is a very useful we of ensuring you never run out of battery and the stand adds a slight functionality boost. I would recommend this

I debated over the official Apple MagSafe battery for weeks. In the end it just wasn’t worth the money, it’s performance is average, and it has no USB-C.It wasn’t until recently I came across this product from Anker which ticks all the boxes. It’s size and shape is great and fits the phone perfectly with a strong magnetic connection. It’s build quality is spot on. It has a much higher capacity than the Apple one for half the price, and the back folds down into a handy kickstand - perfect for travelling! The icing on the cake is the USB-C port which means it can also be used for other devices such as an Oculus Quest or anything that uses USB-C. Finally it charges at the same speed as the official one, unless the official one is also connected to the mains via a lightning cable in which case it then charges at 15v.Finally the only thing you are missing by not buying the official battery pack is an iOS animation when you connect it, and the use of the battery widget to show you how much charge is left in the pack. Some people love that sort of thing and it will sway them to buy the much poorer value official battery over this superb product.This will be going everywhere with me when I travel!

I love this battery - it's so handy to have when out for the day and I might run out of power for my phone. It's also great that it doubles-up as a phone stand so I use it in coffee shops or on trains plus in my home office just so it's easier to see if I get a message or calls coming in. The only issue I have is that you can't stop it charging your phone when you attach it. I wanted to avoid draining the battery charging my phone when I went out for the day incase my daughter needed it to charge her phone. I contacted Anker and they said it's not possible to switch off the charging capability. This is a shame - there is a power button on the battery so would have thought it would be possible to turn it off. They said they would speak to their engineering team about adding this feature. Other than that it's a great product.

The charger is very handy, good size and the additional stand on it is a good thing to have while watching a movie or chatting to anyone. However my phone overheats and says that it’s stopped charging after a little while which is concerning.

The Anker 622 MagGo is a very 50/50 product. Yes it's cheaper than the Apple alternative however, its still not a perfect product. For the price you get an inefficient charging solution that at the best of times will half charge an Iphone 14 Pro Max (your mileage may vary on other devices).Whilst the magnet on the back does hold onto the phone well and it even works with the official Apple cases I have for my device, it's not the strongest and the phone does struggle to be held up by the little inbuilt stand. This device also warms up quite nicely if you're charging and using the phone. Doesn't make the phone untouchably hot but does make it a bit unpleasant for certain.On the other side if you're an Apple fan and you want something similar to the Apple product, this is the product for you. Probably better performance and at a reduced price but in my opinion just get a regular power bank for the price. You'll get better efficiency meaning more charge into your phone from the battery, higher capacity at the cost of having to carry a cable which really isn't that much of an inconvinience.