Anker Power Bank, 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo), 5000mAh Foldable Magnetic Wireless Portable Charger and USB-C for iPhone 16/16 Plus/16 Pro/16 Pro Max, iPhone 15/14/13/12 Series

I’ve needed a smaller, lighter power bank than my original one because I’m going to be travelling to Wales from now on. My original one was too heavy in my bag.This little unit is so light! The battery life is excellent and it charges my new iPhone really quickly.It’s going to make travelling so easy. I love that I can also use it as a phone stand too.The sage green colour is just beautiful.If you need a power bank that’s powerful, compact, functional and looks great, this is the one to go for.

Perfect for anywhere. Very lightweight and easy to use. Charges fast and lasts long. Perfect for price. Powers phones fast. Durable.

Really good product, light weight, small, does the job well whilst looking classy. Really like the power bank overall.Minor Negative:You only get one charge, and then you have to recharge the power bank.I knew this when I bought it, but i've found I prefer a power bank that can give me at least 2-3 charges before having to recharge (subjective personal preference). Its the compromise you have to make if you want a smaller power bank to carry around, a power bank that can charge more then once will be relatively a lot bigger.

The item is built well, and attaches well to the back of my phone. It is also feels nice to hold, and fits well in to pockets.I wish the stand could hold better on its side.I wish that it charged faster, but I think that this is due my phone and not necessarily the charger.I wish that it held a bit more charge.I do believe that the product is a little bit overpriced in comparison to other products on the market, however Anker is a well respected brand so I can understand it more.However I do wish that it heals more charge and charged a bit faster

Update review had the power bank for about 2 years now been used heavily and intended and it worked really well until recently when it stop charging my phone the battery of the power bank itself wont hold charge and noticed the battery started to swell up so decided to throw it other than that it was a durable and good value for money definitely worth the money if using it to charge just your phone or airpods

When I first laid eyes on the Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo), I thought, "A 5000mAh foldable magnetic wireless portable charger? This sleek gadget is going to be a game-changer." Little did I know, it would also become the plot twist in my life's sitcom.Upon unboxing, I was impressed by its compact design and the satisfying click of its magnetic attachment to my iPhone. The foldable stand feature seemed perfect for binge-watching cat videos hands-free. I was ready to conquer the world, one fully charged device at a time.Date Night Disaster:Eager to impress my date with my tech-savvy prowess, I whipped out the MagGo during a romantic dinner. As I magnetically attached it to my phone to show off its wireless charging capabilities, the stand decided to fold unexpectedly, sending my phone face-first into the spaghetti carbonara. My date's laughter echoed through the restaurant as I fumbled to rescue my sauce-covered device. Needless to say, there wasn't a second date.Family Fiasco:During a family gathering, my tech-challenged parents were curious about my new gadget. I demonstrated the MagGo's charging prowess, but as I handed it over, the magnetic attachment clung to my dad's metal watch, creating a tangled mess. My mom's attempt to untangle the devices resulted in the MagGo's stand snapping off. Family bonding time quickly turned into a lesson on the perils of modern technology.Office Overload:At work, I thought the MagGo would be the perfect companion for back-to-back meetings. However, during a crucial presentation, the magnetic attachment decided to detach, sending my phone tumbling onto the conference table. The ensuing chaos led to a stern talk from my boss about "professionalism" and "appropriate use of gadgets." I was promptly relieved of my duties.Child's Play:My nephew, fascinated by the MagGo's magnetic properties, decided it would make a great addition to his toy collection. He attached it to his toy car, declaring it a "turbo booster." The MagGo's stand couldn't withstand the high-speed crashes, and I was left with a broken charger and a very entertained child.Pet Predicament:Even my pet parrot got in on the action. The shiny MagGo caught his eye, and he swooped down to grab it. The magnetic attachment clung to his metal cage, causing a commotion that resulted in feathers flying and a very disgruntled bird. The MagGo survived, but my parrot's trust in me did not.The Good, the Bad, and the Hilarious:While the MagGo's compact design and wireless charging are impressive, the foldable stand's instability proved problematic. Its magnetic attachment is strong, sometimes too strong, leading to unintended consequences. However, despite these mishaps, the MagGo has become a conversation starter and a source of endless amusement.Conclusion:The Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo) has undeniably made my life more interesting. While it may have caused a few embarrassing moments, it has also provided countless laughs and stories to tell. If you're looking for a portable charger that doubles as a comedic prop, the MagGo is the gadget for you.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for the laughs and the charge.

This power bank works well for wireless charging, but its USB-C port is solely for recharging the power bank itself - it cannot charge other devices. Unfortunately, I also discovered during a holiday that it won't recharge from a 2020 MacBook Pro M1 using two different original Apple USB-C cables (one from an iPhone 16 Pro Max and the thicker cable designed for the MacBook). While the MacBook charges other devices without issue, this power bank, after being connected to the laptop, doesn't indicate charging progress and only flashes its LEDs a couple of times after pressing the button and then shuts off without charging. Therefore, inability to charge non-wireless devices via USB-C port as well as charge the power bank itself from a very well designed Apple MacBook M1 2020's USB-C port (charging using original charger and only power bank connected to the second USB-C port) renders this device unusable in most situations apart from one partial charge of iPhone 16 Pro Max.I even left it plugged in overnight, ensured the MacBook lid was open to supply power, and briefly connected my iPhone, which started charging properly. Despite this, the power bank remained unresponsive. Because of these two issues, I wouldn’t purchase this product again.I plan to test it with a wall charger at home, but none of my previous Anker or Ugreen power banks had these limitations - they would charge more slowly but still reliably from any laptop.