Baseus Qi2 Certified 15W for Magsafe Battery Pack, Nomos P2 45W Fast Charging Portable Phone Charger 10,000mAh Power Bank with USB-C Cable & Smart Display for iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 Series -(Black)

Great product love the kickstand

I have a larger Baseus power bank that works great and can do Samsung Super Fast Charge 2.0 with S24 Ultra. Been looking for a small power bank that can do 2.0 without success. This seemed like it could by the specs but I only achieved normal charge. It seems that others have had better success.

Solid product, MagSafe works as intended for all devices (Pixel 9 Pro is finicky but that's on Google not this device). This device is the only device Ive found that outputs 45w on both the attached cable or the USB-c output whilst also doing MagSafe.Charges my SteamDeck at full speed under load nearly doubling my capacity.If you're looking for a 1 device to do it all I recommend this one, though I would recommend using a separate USB-c cable with it as the attached one does feel like it will break eventually.Solid device!

I've been looking for a powerbank that has all these features and so far, this is the only one!- 15W Qi2 Magsafe Wireless Charging- 45W PD, PPS (Samsung "Super Fast" Charging) Support- Builtin USB-C Cable- Builtin Kickstand- Digital Display- All packed into a rather compact 10,000mah casingYou won't fid this combination of features in a 10,000mah powerbank anywhere except for this unit. To get 45W charging, one normally has to move up to a bulky, much larger 20,000mah battery. But Baseus somehow managed to pull off 45W charging in a 10,000mah unit. Amazing!And of course, it all works perfectly, no issues so far. Bravo Baseus!Now if they could just make a unit with similar features but in a 5000mah version...

Sorry ANKER, Baseus got you this time...

Fast Qi2 capable battery pack, the casing is all plastic both easily scratched and the smooth side (which is the side with the indicator) is a pretty big fingerprint magnet. aesthetics aside, the charger is fast and my phone confirms that it is not a “Slow Charger”. My biggest issue though, is the kickstand. It reminds me of the original Nintendo switch kick stand that never really kept the unit standing. This is the same, the battery is so much larger than the kickstand that it just can’t hold the weight. Still a good fast charger.

The picture and description is a little misleading, at least at the moment. it’s showing a battery for 5000Mah not 10,000mah. But the only difference besides double the power capability, is the thickness of the battery. The outside shape like a square is the same size as the smaller battery but take another 5000 unit and stacking on top of the other 5000 unit and that’s where the thickness comes in the play with the 10,000mah battery. Which is fine to me. it’s a small unit compared to having to plug a wire in and carry a battery that way. I just slap this on the back of my phone magnetically and I’m good to go. And it has double the power capabilities. I can charge my phone more often with that battery being charged once.. I could even charge my iPad with this battery. so if you just need a simple charge once in a while and able to plug it up every night, you may be fine with the typical 5000 unit. But if you’re like me where you live hurricane Alley, and you lose power for a good portion of time, you want as much power as long as possible. so have a little thickness in the trunk as you’d say is A-OK with me. I’m happy with this purchase.I’m

I have a few of these power banks. This one has some unique features:- There is a USB-C cable built-in that self stores by wrapping around two of the edges.- There is a flip-out stand so you can set the phone up on a table.- The LCD display gives significantly more information that the 4 or 5 LEDs that are usually on these.The battery attaches to the back of my iPhone magnetically and will charge wirelessly without needing to use the built-in cable. However, my iPhone if rated for 3274mAh and the first time I used this it was at 70% when I attached the battery. Getting up in the morning, this battery was at 29% power according to the display. I expect some inefficiencies using inductive charging but I would have expected it to take roughly 10% of the battery to top up the phone when was at 70% plus any inductive overhead. I suspect that there is significant inefficiency when using the wireless charging.Knowing the behavior, I still think this is a good and flexible option for charging and I can charge any USB-C device via cable and can use the cable to charge my iPhone and bypass the inductive feature if I need to.