Anker 322 MagGo Wireless Power Bank 5000mAh 7.5W - Black | A1618G11, Charging, 19 Hours Video Playtime, iPhone Compatible A1618G11
Description
5000mAh Capacity Up to 10N Magnetic Force Compact Design Included USB-C to USB -C cable Warranty: 2 years Anker 322 MagGo Wireless Power Bank 5000mAh 7.5W - Black | A1618G11 Features A Power bank with a powerful 5,000mAh battery, it provides up to 19 hours of extended video playtime for your iPhone 14 Pro Max. The charger wirelessly charges your phone while the practical foldable stand props up your phone for easy viewing. Equipped with Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) sensors that monitor temperatures up to 7,200 times per hour for a safer charge. Seamlessly charge your iPhone while Anker Magnetic Battery is recharging, eliminating the need to wait to be fully charged before using it. Supports pass-through charging: Supports pass-through charging, allowing you to charge your smartphone or other devices wirelessly while charging the battery itself. Easily fits in your pocket or bag, making it the perfect travel companion to keep your iPhone charged on the go. What You Get: Anker 322 Magnetic Battery (MagGo), 2ft (0.6m) USB-C to USB -C Charging Cable, Welcome Guide. How Many Charges Will the Anker 322 MagGo 5,000mAh Give You? With a 5,000mAh battery, this credit-card-sized MagGo is best thought of as a single emergency top-up for phones and small devices. The estimates below are based on usable output after voltage conversion losses: Device Battery Size Charges From This Power Bank iPhone 16 ~14Wh ~0.8 charges Samsung Galaxy S24 ~15.5Wh ~0.75 charges iPad Air ~28Wh ~0.4 charges PS5 DualSense controller ~5.7Wh ~2 charges Apple Watch ~1.1Wh ~10 charges AirPods (with case) ~1.3Wh ~9 charges Charge estimates are based on approximately 12Wh of usable output via the wired USB-C port, after voltage conversion losses. Wireless (MagSafe-style) charging on the pad is less efficient, so charges topped up wirelessly will be fewer than shown. Actual results vary with device battery health, cable, and charging conditions. A power bank's mAh rating is measured at 3.7V, so real-world charges are lower than a direct mAh-to-mAh comparison suggests.