Anker633 Magnetic Battery, 10,000mAh Wireless Portable Charger, 20W USB-C Power Bank with Stand, Magsafe-Compatible for iPhone 16/15/14 Series

At first, I thought the powerbank came with less capacity — only 5000 mAh — because that’s what was written on the device. But then I realized it actually has 2x5000 mAh batteries, so the total is 10,000 mAh as described. It works quite well and is very convenient to use. The magnetic charging is a nice feature, though it charges a bit slowly that way. With a cable, the charging is much faster. The battery performance is great — it fully charges my iPhone 14 Pro twice. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this powerbank! It’s also very compact — perfect to carry in a purse or even a pocket, great for travel.

Great build quality. Slim and smooth. Design is great specially with the stand. The wireless charging is nice and convenient although a bit slow but that’s for any wireless charging. Heat is noticeable but not alarming

This thing works great! Love how long it holds charge until it’s needed. Magnetic to iPhone easily. So portable so you can use phone with it on anywhere you go.

The media could not be loaded. The Anker 633 magnetic battery stands out as a 10,000 mAh option, ideal for those who need reliable charging on the go. Its standout feature is a foldable metal kickstand, adding durability and convenience, along with the ability to choose between wired and wireless charging. The 20-watt USB-C fast charging port makes it versatile for quick boosts when time is tight.One of the key strengths of the Anker 633 is its compact build, making it easy to carry without compromising power. Pass-through charging is another bonus, allowing you to charge both the battery and your phone simultaneously. During testing, the Anker 633 powered my phone for 17 hours and 16 minutes, with 10 hours and 20 minutes of mixed use, making it perfect for travelers or those with busy schedules.However, there are a couple of drawbacks to consider. The wireless charging speed is limited to 7.5 watts, and the charging status is displayed through simple LED lights rather than a smart display. While this may not be a deal-breaker for many, it could be a consideration for those who value more detailed power monitoring.Priced affordably, the Anker 633 is a solid middle-ground option, offering essential features without going overboard. It's build quality and pass-through charging make it a worthwhile investment. If you’re looking for a compact, reliable power bank with the flexibility of both wired and wireless charging, the Anker 633 is a top contender.

I love this charger so much. It last for a full charge and then some. It’s a little bulky but it has the kick stand so you can use that to place your hand and jaw comfortably while charging. i also use it to prop up my phone while working. It stays on really well too. i carry my card and DL in my phone case and still charges through them. i’ve used other magnetic chargers where i could have to take out my cards. Definitely recommend and the color is very cute too. I’ve been using it for a while and hasn’t degraded at all.

I needed (wanted) a multipurpose solution that could fulfill a few criteria:1) Packability: Low profile to fit into a grid-it or take less space in a larger electronics bag2) Adaptability: Charge multiple devices while stationary (e.g. hotel/coffee shop)3) Portability: Charge iPhone while on the move (e.g. long day out and about)4) Plugability: Easy wall connectionFor this device:1) Packability: 8/10. Low profile, fits well into several versions of my electronics packing configurations.2) Adaptability: 9/10. I can charge my phone via Magsafe and plug my Apple Watch in via USB to charge both from one device.3) Portability: 8/10. It's sort of like carrying a chunky iPhone Mini. When they're charging together, it fits into a jacket pocket without much fuss, but not great in pants pockets.4) Plugability: 6/10. I have to carry a separate wall wart and USB-C cable, but they're only necessary when I'm at a hotel. I have to carry a USB-C to USB-C cable anyhow for other devices, so I found an Aukey wall wart that has a flatter profile with foldable prongs so that was only an incremental add to the pack.5) Intangibles: MagSafe is an elegant solution to (a) reduce wire clutter, and (b) reduce the annoyance of plugging/unplugging charging cables (first world problems, I know). The stand is also a nice touch, though I haven't used it...I just put the phone on its side and the battery holds it up. Fits fine with my iPhone 13 Pro Spigen MagSafe case that has a flange around the camera lenses.For comparison (in case you're cross-shopping these), I was previously using the PowerCore Fusion, which was also a 10,000mAh battery/charger.1) Packability: 6/10. This this was pretty bulky, and while it fit into my travel cases, it definitely took up a lot of room2) Adaptability: 8/10. Could charge 2 devices via USB-C and USB-A.3) Portability: 6/10. Charging my phone on the go was inconvenient - the size and shape of the pack was awkward, and with a cable sticking out it was even worse. Charge speed was good though.4) Plugability: 6/10 The foldable wall plug was great so I didn't have to bring a separate wall wart. However, the downside is that the weight of the battery and the flimsiness of hotel wall plugs often made for a bad combination causing the battery to fall out of the wall.

my second purchase after i lost my first one. Really love the kick stand that they put in. Light but durable and battery life is excellent. I get at least two full charges for my iphone.