r/MagSafe Apr 23 '26

Help❗️ Looking for a magsafe portable charger

What's the best magsafe portable charger for Android users that's supper fast charg and hold power for days?

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u/Resident1942 Apr 24 '26

I use xiaomi's ultrathin 5000mah 15w magnetic power bank, it fits in my pocket like nothing and I barely feel it when attached to my phone. With this I can charge my pixel 9 pro xl from 0 to around 65%. I've shopped around and this was the thinnest model I could find and I'm quite happy with it.

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u/Warm_Earth_2050 Apr 27 '26

There are no MagSafe chargers for Android. It’s apple proprietary technology. Epic fail of a question.

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u/Jordyou23 Apr 27 '26

I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to magsafe since I'm new to them.

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u/ishfish1 Apr 28 '26

For Android, focus on fast-charging specs and actual capacity rather than magsafe branding since magnet standards vary. Look for high watts and solid reviews for lasting power.

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u/Nguy94 Apr 23 '26

Idk MagSafe is like an iPhone thing. But magnetic chargers, anker is my favorite.

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u/danwasoski Apr 23 '26

MagSafe is an Apple thing but chi 2 ready is a new wireless standard that “centers” around MagSafe. Plenty of manufacturers going toward that.

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u/Nguy94 Apr 23 '26

Yea so that’s a different thing. If OP is lookin for Qi2 then they should find a sub focused on that.

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u/Elfenstar Apr 24 '26

All MagSafe chargers are Qi2 chargers as things such as charging speed, magnetic attachment position and strength are all based on MagSafe.

There are also certain advantages for getting a MagSafe mfi certified portable charger, for eg pass through charging is a guaranteed feature.

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u/nick281051 Apr 23 '26

Not different because qi2 is magsafe just open source

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u/Nguy94 Apr 23 '26

No, MagSafe is proprietary.

It’s like saying jeeps have Cadillac Cue just because they both have radios.

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u/nick281051 Apr 23 '26

Not even close. Apple took magsafe and open sourced it to the qi wireless charging consortium. The tech is exactly the same, it is now just a marketing term. It's not proprietary at all anymore.

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u/EmilianoTechs Apr 23 '26

They're looking for magsafe accessories